To get ready for their international friendly against Japan next week, a few senior members of the Black Queens women’s national team have reported to camp.
33 players have been called up by head coach Nora Hauptle for the July 13 game at Tokyo’s Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium.
The majority of the team has already reported to the training camp, including the players who are based in England: Freda Ayisi, Princella Adubea, and Bridget Adu.
Before traveling to Japan, the team will spend a few days training in Ghana.
After the Black Queens qualified for the tournament in Morocco, the friendly encounter will serve as a warm-up for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
Japan, meantime, is getting ready for the Olympics—an event that Ghana just missed due to a loss to Zambia in the qualifying round.
After a six-year break, Ghana is making a comeback to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
