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Baba Nuhu names Black Maidens squad for World Cup qualifier against Senegal

Edwin Kwakofi by Edwin Kwakofi
March 3, 2022
Reading Time: 1 min read

The head coach of the Black Maidens, Baba Nuhu has named 22 players for the upcoming qualifier against Senegal for the U-17 World Cup in India.

The Women’s Premier League leading scorer, Princess Owusu will lead the line for the Maidens while new captain, Georgina Aoyem Ayisha marshalls the midfield.

The Maidens are looking to make it through to their seventh-straight World Cup when they face Senegal this month in a two-legged tie.

The first leg will be played in Dakar on March 3rd, 2022 with the return leg to be played on March 19, 2022.

Take a look at the full squad below:

GOALKEEPERS: Ahamadu Amina (FC Savannah) Brown Deborah (Ampem Darkoa) Amenyaku Afi (Northern Ladies)

DEFENDERS: Comfort Yeboah (Ampem Darkoa Ladies) Fuseini Zuleiha (Pearlpia Ladies) Rose Boakyewa (Dreamz Ladies) Seidu Faiza (Northern Ladies) Magdalene Awuni (Bolga All Stars Ladies) Janet Adu-Agyemang (Fabulous Ladies) Zakaria Takia (Pearlpia Ladies)

MIDFIELDERS: Stella Nyamekye (Dreamz Ladies) Linda Sarfoa Mintah (Prisons Ladies) Berlene Nyarko (Mfantsiman Royals) Ameyaa Success (Hasaacas Ladies) Amoh Nancy (Supreme Ladies) Geogina Aoyem Ayisha  (Pearlpia Ladies)

WINGERS: Constance Serwa Agyemang (Berry Ladies) Confort Owusu (Hasaacas Ladies) Abdulai Karima (FC Savannah)

ATTACKERS: Princess Owusu (Fabulous Ladies) Iddi Maltiti Mariam (Pearlpia Ladies) Agnes Yeboah (Combined Forces)

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