Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren believes that the recently concluded nine-day training camp at the GFA Technical Centre in Prampram has laid the groundwork for deeper trust, chemistry, and team spirit among his players.
The camp was a big opportunity for Ghana to prepare for the upcoming Women’s AFCON in Morocco that will be held from July 5 to July 26.
Ghana has been drawn in Group C with South Africa, Mali and Tanzania; South Africa are the defending champions after winning the 2022 edition that was also held in Morocco.
“It has been great. Nine days, like you said, together to get to know even more players. So they have been great; Many trainings and a couple of games as well. The good thing when you are together for a long time is that you get to know the people” Bjorkegren said.
“That’s the good thing; if someone’s having a bad football day, it’s still going to be a chance tomorrow. You really see the talent when you get time to know the players, not just in one training, but over several days” Bjorkegren added.
