On Monday, Japanese club Speranza FC announced the signing of two Thai internationals, Pitsami Sornsai and Kanjana Sungngoen. A surprise to many, even to those, which are fairly interested in Women's football.

Still on Sunday evening, and in a quite nebulous way, Pitsami Sornsai informed through her official Facebook page that she would make a start again on her aim. Her aim and dream that is to play abroad. Football with no doubt, is the passion of Thailand's current best female striker, football is what she is living for and she is highly motivated to take the next step in her career. Other than most of her male counterparts, she does not worry about leaving her "comfort zone" and now, besides Kanjana, she becomes the first woman from Thailand to sign a contract with a professional club abroad and to play in Japan's women''s elite league. Even several heavy injuries over the past two years could not detain her.

In a few weeks the FIFA woman's world championship™ is going to be kicked-off in Germany. Millions will sit in front of the TV or even will go to the stadium. This weekend the Thai Women's Premier League starts into the third, regular season with, most probably caught less spectator's interest.

For the second consecutive time the Thai Women's Premier League starts with two divisions in the season. Founded in 2009, there first there was only one league, in 2010 Division One was introduced. As well as in Futsal the league is dominated by the two big clubs Rattana Bundit and BG-CAS Khon Kaen. And there is no doubt that you will have to beat both if you like to have a chance to win the title.