Moses Simon Shares Struggles on Path to Professional Football

Moses Simon, currently a winger for Paris FC, recounted his challenging journey to becoming a professional footballer. In an interview published on Thursday, Simon revealed that he survived on garri and water for months while chasing his dream.

During his time as a trialist at Rangers, he spent almost three months without a salary, struggling to afford food. Despite these hardships, Simon remained dedicated to his training, eventually earning a contract and becoming a captain among trialists.

He also engaged in menial jobs, including selling tomatoes and fish, to support himself. Simon's experiences shaped his outlook on life, inspiring him to help young footballers facing similar challenges.

He emphasized the importance of perseverance and self-help, stating that he does not want young people to suffer as he did. Simon's journey is a testament to overcoming adversity, as he has represented Nigeria in multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments.