Footballer: Pakistan WNT 🇵🇰
Joined April 2024
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A special evening, a special achievement and a reminder of how far this journey has taken me. Alhamdulillah always. 🤍💫
@mussportsawards @TheMSF_
Layla Banaras retweeted
#MSA2026 Female Elite Sports Athlete of the Year finalists, sponsored by Birmingham Panthers:
Aamilah Aswat
Doaa Shayea
Layla Banaras
Nadia Khan
Celebrating outstanding achievement and dedication at the highest level of sport.
#MuslimSportsAwards
Honestly still can’t believe this 🥹🏆
Women’s Young Asian Football Award winner
Alhamdulillah for the journey, the lessons and everyone who’s been a part of it 🤍
Thank you to everyone who believed in me and continues to believe in me.
Only just getting started, insha’Allah!
Layla Banaras retweeted
THE SAME GAME, JUST WITH LEGGINGS 💫
Wearing leggings when I play is something I get asked about a lot. For me, it started as a way to feel more comfortable & confident on the pitch. As a muslim, modesty is a personal journey, & wearing leggings was one step that felt right.
THE SAME GAME, JUST WITH LEGGINGS 💫
Wearing leggings when I play is something I get asked about a lot. For me, it started as a way to feel more comfortable & confident on the pitch. As a muslim, modesty is a personal journey, & wearing leggings was one step that felt right.
So excited for the journey ahead, it’s just the beginning… 🤝🤍
@pythaginboots
Last year I posted this and it went viral… a year later and I have officially signed @LaylaBanaras as our first international female footballer 🤯
We will guide her on and off the pitch, ranging from contractual negotiations to performance analysis…
Please Welcome Layla!
Layla Banaras retweeted
Last year I posted this and it went viral… a year later and I have officially signed @LaylaBanaras as our first international female footballer 🤯
We will guide her on and off the pitch, ranging from contractual negotiations to performance analysis…
Please Welcome Layla!
Three games for one badge 🇵🇰
A lot of lessons, learning and growth. An amazing experience with this group 💚
✨@BrownGirlSport_ x @versus✨
So grateful to Miriam Walker-Khan for creating a platform that uplifts and empowers all the girlies 💅🤍
Episode 1 of the Brown Girl Sport Podcast featuring me is now live on Spotify 🎧
#football #pakistan #photoshoot #spotify
AGHHH!! so grateful to be apart of something so meaningful 🤍
Brown Girl Sport launch new podcast documenting South Asian stories in sport.
Miriam Walker-Khan's new show immortalises the stories of South Asian women whose voices aren't always heard in mainstream media.
MORE: bit.ly/4rZhxs6
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Layla Banaras retweeted
Brown Girl Sport launch new podcast documenting South Asian stories in sport.
Miriam Walker-Khan's new show immortalises the stories of South Asian women whose voices aren't always heard in mainstream media.
MORE: bit.ly/4rZhxs6
Layla Banaras retweeted
💬 First goal for Lewes and player of the match - all while fasting for Ramadan 🙌
Your number 5, Layla Banaras 😍
#COYR🔴⚫️
Layla Banaras retweeted
LAYLA BANARAS!!!
What a finish! 😍
A great ball to Chelsea Ferguson by Paula Howells. Chelsea fights for it, cuts it back to Sydney Schreimaier who plays it on to Layla.
A shot from outside the box and it slots into the bottom corner!
LFC 3-1 HUFC
#COYR🔴⚫
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Ramadan Mubarak 🌙
The month of Ramadan is about to begin and we spoke with Layla Banaras about her game-changing planner and nutrition guide to help fasting athletes.
Read more: womenscompetitions.thefa.com…
#FAWNL | @LewesFCWomen | @LaylaBanaras
Layla Banaras retweeted
Ramadan Mubarak 🌙
The month of Ramadan is about to begin and we spoke with Layla Banaras about her game-changing planner and nutrition guide to help fasting athletes.
Read more: womenscompetitions.thefa.com…
#FAWNL | @LewesFCWomen | @LaylaBanaras
So honored to be an ambassador for Brown Girl Sport, an incredible movement I’m so proud to be part of.
Little Layla needed this.
@BrownGirlSport_ — creating visibility, opportunity and belonging in sport 🤎
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Layla Banaras retweeted
There are stereotypes around South Asian women being oppressed, passive and not having a voice. glamourmagazine.co.uk/articl…
