The club already had a number of good midfielders and the coach thought Haidar's reputation as headstrong would clash with his strictness.

[1] In her first two seasons at BFA, Haidar made 33 Lebanese Women's Football League appearances[11] and scored one goal, the team's first in a 10–0 victory over Helium Sports on 25 June 2023.

[13] Described as the pillar and cornerstone of the team,[12][2] and an intelligent player,[14] Haidar is focal in transition from defense to attack;[12] her coach called her "Lebanon's Sergio Busquets".

[15] Haidar had recently been named captain of her football team, and returned to the city regularly to train,[12] which she did on 15 November 2024.

[16] Haidar was at home in Chiyah when an IDF evacuation order was issued, and she left; her father also called her to make sure she received the warning,[16] and was 500 metres away from her when the missile hit.

[8] She was transferred to the Saint George Hospital University Medical Center, where she underwent surgery to control the bleeding,[14] after the president of BFA intervened with the Lebanese Health Minister.

[3][17] A video of Haidar unconscious in the street, showing her injuries and a man screaming nearby, went viral on social media in Lebanon.

[14] There had been unconfirmed reports on 17 and 18 November that Haidar had fallen into a coma following surgery and then died,[18] with BFA clarifying her condition to the press.