Nigeria's Super Falcons Begin Training Camp for WAFCON 2026
Nigeria's Super Falcons have officially commenced their preparations for the highly anticipated 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Casablanca, Morocco. On Monday, nine players, including the celebrated captain Asisat Oshoala and the seasoned forward Rasheedat Ajibade, arrived at the training camp. This camp opened its doors on July 13, setting the stage for the team as they gear up for the tournament scheduled from July 25 to August 16.
The early arrivals are expected to engage in light training sessions while the technical staff eagerly awaits the subsequent arrival of the remaining invited players over the next few days. This strategic approach is aimed at ensuring the team is well-prepared to defend their title as they head into the competition.
Defending Champions Aiming for an 11th Title
The Super Falcons enter this tournament as the defending champions, boasting an impressive record of 10 WAFCON titles, which makes them the most successful team in the competition's history. Their dominance in women’s football on the continent is well established, and they are now setting their sights on achieving an unprecedented 11th title in Morocco. With a strong blend of experience and emerging talent, the Super Falcons are undoubtedly eager to showcase their skills and retain their continental crown.
As reported by tvcnews.tv.
