Ewa Pajor’s dedication sums up Wolfsburg’s recipe for success
By DW
02 February 2023 |
2:58 pm
EXCLUSIVE: For the past decade, Wolfsburg have ruled women's football in Germany and this Bundesliga season is no different. Financial clout helps, but as star striker Ewa Pajor tells DW, success is in the club's DNA.
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