Squash state champion
Turned into a cat sitter through tournaments
Squash player Aqeel Rehman will be traveling a lot in the coming weeks. From the Netherlands to the Czech Republic and Austria to America, everything is included. When it comes to accommodation, the Salzburg native saves as much as possible and usually stays with host families. This has already resulted in valuable contacts.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The coming weeks will be exhausting for 19-time national squash champion Aqeel Rehman. The Salzburg native will be competing in Switzerland, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Austria before flying to North America in mid-March. He is seeded number four and two respectively at the world ranking tournaments in Washington and Calgary and wants to reach at least the final. A lot of traveling, which also costs money. "I have a few sponsors, get a bit of support from the national association and of course prize money," says Rehman. Of course, the money is not enough for luxurious accommodation. "I make sure I stay with host families. You can always find someone," explains the squash ace.
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