Black Queens set for nine-day training camp in Senegal ahead of WAFCON

The Black Queens of Ghana are gearing up for a nine-day training camp in Senegal as they prepare for the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The camp, which runs from March 27 to April 4, is designed to enhance the team's performance and cohesion ahead of the tournament. Coach Nora Hauptle emphasized the importance of this preparation phase, stating that it will help the players build chemistry and refine their strategies.

During their time in Senegal, the Black Queens will engage in friendly matches to test their skills against competitive teams. This training camp is crucial for assessing player fitness and integrating new talents into the squad. With WAFCON approaching, the team aims to solidify its tactics and boost morale, ensuring they are well-prepared to compete at a high level. The coaching staff is optimistic about the potential outcomes from this intensive training period as they strive for success in the tournament.