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Iqra Ismail

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English football manager

Iqra Ismail is an English football manager.

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  2. ""If You Work Hard & Are Passionate, Nothing Can Stop You": In Conversation With The Inspiring Coach Iqra". 2 March 2021.
  3. "The British Somali player who started a club for women of colour". aljazeera.com.
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  5. "Never Underestimate Resilience - or the determination of Iqra Ismail". womeninfootball.co.uk.
  6. "Iqra Ismail On Her Impact & Influence In Football". soccerbible.com.
  7. "Spotlight on: Iqra Ismail". superleagueldn.com.
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  13. "100 Most Influential Africans". newafricanmagazine.com.
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