#sofie junge pedersen

" Jeg har rakt ud til rigtigt, rigtigt mange. Jeg vil ikke lægge ord i munden på nogen i forhold til, hvorfor de ikke har skrevet under. Jeg vil hellere bare fokusere på, hvorfor jeg har skrevet under, siger Sofie Junge Pedersen."

"I have reached out to really, really many. I'm not going to put words in anyone's mouth as to why they haven't signed. I would rather just focus on why I signed, says Sofie Junge Pedersen."

"You yourself play for the club Inter, which has several sponsorship agreements with Qatar. Among other things, you appear in training clothes with a Qatar Airways logo on the stomach. Why is it different?

- Well, I also don't want to stand here and say that Qatar does not violate human rights. Because of course I know they do. It is difficult to be completely independent of these sponsors from countries that do not have good human rights statistics. But I have chosen to stay in this industry and then use my voice to speak about human rights and the climate. It is important that we are not bought into silence.:

The new Channel 4 show Women’s Football World started at the weekend. Clare Balding rounded up the action in the Italian, English, French, German and US leagues.

Clare was based at Juventus for this episode where she interviewed Eni Aluko, Sofie Junge Pedersen and Cristiana Girelli.

Plus, Jess Fishlock talked about life at Lyon and World Champion Freestyler Liv Cooke took on Fara Williams in the first of the series long ‘Bin in to Win it’ challenge.

There were a couple of little errors but generally it’s really nice to see a show on a main UK TV channel about women’s football around the world. Looking forward to watching the rest of the series - episodes out every Saturday on Channel 4.

Clare visits Arsenal in the next episode so hopefully the woman rounding up the matches learns how to pronounce Vivianne Miedema - it’s not hard!