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Marlène Kasaj
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Marlène Kasaj Yav (born 25 January 1996) is a DR Congolese footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder for LINAFF club TP Mazembe and the DR Congo national team.
Quotes
I was emotional as I walked up to take the penalty kick
I believed we could win the final, and that mentality drove me as I approached the box
I concentrated on the ball, not the penalty kick itself. I told myself, 'This is our chance to take the lead.' Luckily, I scored, and it means the world to me and the team. I'm relieved I didn't disappoint
Honestly, it was tough to think straight
I was praying in my head, 'God, help us,' while closing my eyes. Then, I just heard the scream, 'Goal
The mental picture of what could happen if I scored was what kept me believing and focused within those few secondsn
When we qualified, I told everyone it was possible and we could win it. I'm thrilled we achieved it together as a team, and I look forward to the opportunities that lie ahead
TP Mazembe Exclusive: Kasaj's Goal Makes Boumehdi a Villain on Home Soil, While Thelma Describes the Win as a Dream,25 November 2024
Every team comes here to become champions. Nothing is easy, but we are ready to give everything to go all the way
CAF Women’s Champions League: Holders meet ambitious debutantes,08 November 2025
Seeing the victims - children, mothers, fathers who've lost loved ones, and families torn apart - was heartbreaking
It's been hard to cope with
For me, the support I offer is simple: when I'm on the pitch I feel compelled to win, even if it's just to bring a small moment of happiness to our people
Wafcon return provides 'hope' in eastern DR Congo,11 July 2025
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Category:1996 births
Category:Football (soccer) players
Category:Living people
Category:Women from the Congo Free State
Category:Sportspeople from the Congo Free State
Category:Women in sports
Category:Women born in the 1990s