Timo Scheunemann considers MLSC a foundation for developing women's football

MilkLife Soccer Challenge (MLSC) Head Coach Timo Scheunemann believes the MilkLife Soccer Challenge inter-school soccer competition is a foundation for developing the national women's soccer ecosystem.

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"Developing the ecosystem is a must, because everything has to start from the ground up," Timo said after the 2026-2027 MLSC Malang Series 1 at Gajayana Stadium.

According to her, the development of the women's soccer ecosystem must be consistently and sustainably developed from the grassroots level, so that efforts to develop the readiness of prospective players or potential soccer players can be more optimal.

However, he did not deny that the existence of MLSC must still be supported by the willingness of each soccer school (SSB) to provide opportunities for potential female soccer players to enter as students.

This ongoing approach is believed to further mature the readiness of young footballers to embark on a professional career.