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The world 's best female footballer, Aida Hagerburg, voiced her silence and spoke for the first time of the "cheeky demand" of the world' s player 's awards of the year earlier this month.
Following the announcement of the prize of Norwegian winner Ada Hagerburg and her ascent on stage, the winner of the Golden Ball Award, the French singer Martin Solveg, plays the dramatic "Tuwerk" on stage.
In the midst of the amazement of the French singer and producer, Hagerburg replied "No" and she seemed resentful before leaving the stage.
Hagerburg made her first appearance Monday in an article she wrote on the Pliers Tribune website, claiming that the incident would not spoil what she called "an ideal evening".
"It's a wonderful night and a beautiful time," wrote the Lyonnais star. "I will not let him spoil him with a stupid joke from the presenter." The joke did not spoil my night nor my memory of the evening.
"I can speak for hours of equality and what needs to be changed in football or in society in general, but all is respect, respect is the foundation," said Norwegian activist womens rights.
"Sorry, I will not dance the twink, but if I have good night and I have a proper Iranian song, I'll sing with all my heart and I'll be able to play football," he said. Hagerburg writes.
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