Kayla Mingachos, a norte-americana who played for the Gil Vicente, talks about the season and the club's future. She shares her experiences and opinions about Portuguese football and the club. "I think there's still a lot to grow in Portuguese football, in terms of facilities, equipment and things like that, compared to what I had in college in the US. But, in terms of football, I think Portuguese football has exceeded my expectations", confesses Mingachos. She also talks about the style of play of the Gil Vicente and how she feels about the future of the club. "I think the Gil Vicente is more prepared to rise in the next season. This season has taught us a lot and now we know what's needed to be promoted, what are the teams in the First Division when we face them in the games", says Mingachos. She also shares her opinions about women's football in Portugal and how she feels about the future of the sport. "I think women's football in Portugal is better than I thought. It's better than I thought. The style of play, I'd say it's different in Portugal compared to the US. I think there's a lot of aggressive football played in the US, while in Portugal it's a bit more tactical", says Mingachos. She also talks about how she feels about the future of the Gil Vicente and how she sees the club in relation to the future. "I think the Gil Vicente has a promising future. I think the club is in a good direction and the players are motivated to work hard and achieve their goals", says Mingachos. She also talks about how she feels about the support of the public to the Gil Vicente and how she sees the club in relation to the future. "I think the support of the public to the Gil Vicente is incredible. I think the fans are very dedicated and they support the club in all possible ways", says Mingachos. She also talks about how she feels about the future of football in Portugal and how she sees the sport in relation to the future. "I think football in Portugal has a promising future. I think the sport is in a good direction and the players are motivated to work hard and achieve their goals", says Mingachos.