Aregash Kalsa
Ethiopian footballer
Aregash Kalsa Tadesse (born September 8, 2003) is an Ethiopian footballer who plays as a forward and midfielder for Ethiopia Nigd Bank and the Ethiopia women's national team.
Club career
Kalsa has played for the football club called Ethiopia Nigd Bank in the Ethiopian Women's Premier League.
She has also featured with the club in domestic competitions as well as continental tournament such as the CAF Women's Champions League.
International career
Kalsa has represented the Ethiopia at both the youth and senior level.
At the youth level, she featured for the Ethiopian U20 team during competition such as the African Games-Women 2023 Accra.
She also played for the senior national women's team appearing in international competitions including FIFA friendlies and qualifications matches for major African tournaments. She was included in the teams squad setup for major tournaments like the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
Career statistics
Kalsa has participated in international matches for Ethiopia scoring multiple goals in friendlies and competitive fixtures.
Playing style
Kalsa plays primarily as a forward but can also operate as a midfielder.
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