Why the WAFU Zone B Is the Perfect Test for Ghanaâ??s Next Generation
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WAFU U17: Golden Eaglets Pass MRI Tests
All 20 players of the U17 Boys National Team, Golden Eaglets, to this year’s WAFU-B U17 Boys Tournament in Yamoussoukro, Cote d’Ivoire have scaled the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) hurdles. The tests were conducted on Thursday by the CAF Medical Team. The Eaglets will play their first match of the competition on Wednesday, 24th September against their counterparts from Benin Republic. They will also play Burkina Faso in group B. Hosts Cote d’…
WAFU-B U17 Boys Tournament: Golden Eaglets pass MRI tests – The NFF Official Website
All 20 players of the U17 Boys National Team, Golden Eaglets, to this year’s WAFU-B U17 Boys Tournament in Yamoussoukro, Cote d’Ivoire have scaled the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) hurdles. The tests were conducted on the players in the early hours of Thursday by the CAF Medical Team. The Eaglets will play their first match […]
Why the WAFU Zone B Is the perfect test for Ghanaâ??s next generation
While the primary goal for Ghana’s Black Starlets at the WAFU Zone B U17 Championship is to secure qualification for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, the tournament offers something far more valuable: the ideal competitive environment to test and develop Ghana’s next football generation.The structure of the competitionâfeaturing regional rivals like hosts Ivory Coast, Togo, and Niger in Group Aâprovides a unique blend of stylistic challenges …
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