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Head Coach of the Black Maidens, Joe Nana Adarkwa has called up a preliminary squad of thirty (30) to resume camping in Prampram as the team prepares to participate in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers.
The Black Maidens are making a return to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifier afters some years of absence.
The first leg of the Qualifiers will be honored between 10-12,April 2026 in Lome, Togo with the return scheduled to take play in Ghana from 17-19,April 2026.
The players reported to the GFA technical centre in Prampram on Tuesday, March 10, 2024.
The U-17 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be host in Morocco later in the year.
Below is the full list of players:
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