Muangthong United recently took part in a special “Career Day” at the Singapore International School Bangkok (SISB), located in the heart of the Muangthong community. The event featured first-team stars Tristan Do and Korrakot Pipatnadda, who met with over 250 enthusiastic youngsters aged 6-12. Their mission: to share insights into the life of a professional footballer and inspire the next generation.

Insightful Advice from Tristan Do

The players engaged with the students in a lively Q&A session. One of the most insightful questions posed was, “What is the best advice you were ever given?”

Tristan Do shared a piece of wisdom that has profoundly guided his career:

“When I was young, a coach told me something that always stuck with me. He said that 20% of being a professional footballer is talent, but 80% is your attitude. All the decisions you make about everything in your life and how you act, this is most important.”

Korrakot Pipatnadda’s Proudest Moment

Another inspiring question that captured the audience’s attention was, “What is your proudest moment?”

Korrakot Pipatnadda responded with heartfelt pride:

“My proudest moment was being selected to play for Thailand. This is my dream and something I am very proud of.”

Engaged Young Audience

The youngsters listened intently throughout the session, with many eager hands raised to ask their own questions, showcasing their keen interest in football and the lives of their heroes.

The event was a great success, fostering a strong connection between Muangthong United and the local community. It undoubtedly inspired many future footballers and sports enthusiasts at SISB, proving that a positive attitude truly is key.