Coach of the Black Queens, Nora Häuptle, has complained bitterly about the lack of preparatory matches ahead of the WAFCON.
To her, comparatively, other competing countries have been playing games to prepare themselves for the tournament.
Nora believes that other countries have a competitive advantage over the Black Queens.
Her post, which she shared via LinkedIn, said, “I believe that success is built over continuous development steps of the performance.
“Providing as a national team for our players as many high-performance game exposures as possible is key. Because through these game experiences, we can work, learn, and grow as individuals and as a team. The difference in the number of games played in 2024 is huge between the participating teams of the WAFCON ’24 (which will be held in July 2025).
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Her post comes after reports in the local media suggested she has rejected a deal with the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
The coach is said to have been signed by the Zambian Football Association and will be unveiled next week as the head coach of their side.
