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    We will focus on goal scoring in our next training camp – Black Queens coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren

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    Head coach of Ghana’s Black Queens, Kim Lars Bjorkegren Head coach of Ghana’s Black Queens, Kim Lars Bjorkegren

    The head coach of Ghana’s Black Queens, Kim Lars Bjorkegren has revealed that his team will focus on improving on their attacking prowess in their next training camp.

    The team just completed a nine-day training camp at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram.

    The training camp is part of Ghana’s preparations for this year’s Women’s African Cup of Nations in Morocco.

    Providing a summary of his team’s training camp, Coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren said it was fruitful.

    He noted that the Black Queens will focus on improving their goal scoring when they next assemble.

    “We need to get closer to the final pieces. The final piece, when it comes to the tactical aspect, will be the final third. How to connect with the wingers and the number 9, and that’s maybe the most important part to create more chances and to score more goals,” coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren told the Ghana FA media team.

    The Black Queens coach added, “That’s necessary, of course, to win games. That’s the final part we will work with in the next camp, and like I said, to get closer to something really good.”



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