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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2025 · 1H 10M

The Fight to be Seen and Heard: Rouzbahan Fraij

from Beyond The Buzzer · host Aboudi Al-Qattan

Rouzbahan Fraij has been rewriting what it means to represent Jordan on and off the pitch. From growing up in Amman with a dream, to commanding her country’s midfield and becoming one of the most respected voices in women’s football across the Arab world, Rouzbahan’s story is one of persistence, pride, and purpose.In this episode of Beyond The Buzzer, Rouzbahan sits down with Sam and Aboudi to talk about her rise through Jordanian football, the challenges of being a woman athlete in the Middle East, and the mental battles that come with chasing greatness.She opens up about the moments of doubt, the pride of wearing the national jersey, and the responsibility she feels to pave the way for the next generation of Arab women athletes.If you care about football, leadership, resilience, and the power of representation, this episode will move you.Watch now and get inspired by a story that’s bigger than sport.#BeyondTheBuzzer #RouzbahanFraij #JordanFootball #WomensFootball #MENA #Jordan #FemaleAthletes #Motivation #SportsPodcast #FootballStories #WomenInSports #BTB #AthleteMindset #ArabWomen #Inspiration #SportsLife #Podcast

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