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National Teams Ambassador, Asamoah Gyan visits Black Queens training, rallies team ahead of WAFCON

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National Teams Ambassador, Asamoah Gyan, paid a visit to the Black Queens during training on Wednesday.

The former Black Stars striker offered words of encouragement as the team continued preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

He congratulated the players and technical team for securing qualification to the continental showpiece and urged the team to remain focused, give their best whenever they step onto the pitch and to continue working hard.

The visit marked one of Gyan’s first engagements with a national team since his appointment as Ambassador for Ghana’s national teams.

He also assured the players of his commitment to supporting and motivating the team as they build towards WAFCON.

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Gyan’s presence was warmly received by the players and technical staff, with the football icon sharing his experience and inspiring the squad as well.

The Black Queens are currently in camp in Accra as the team continue preparations under coach Kim Lars Björkegren.

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Linda Owusu Ansah earns late Black Queens call-up

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Black Princesses captain, Linda Owusu Ansah has received a late call-up to the Black Queens camp for the June FIFA Women’s international window.

Owusu Ansah replaces Alexandre Emefa Tay, who has been excused from camp due to academic commitments.

The talented midfielder, who previously featured for Ampem Darkoa Ladies, captained Ghana’s Black Princesses (U-20) and has been recognized as one of the country’s promising young talents.

Her call-up comes shortly after completing a move to AFC Toronto in Canada, marking another important milestone in her growing career.

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Linda has joined the rest of the squad in Accra as preparations continue under Head Coach Kim Lars Björkegren.

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Black Queens hold first training session in Accra

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The Black Queens held a first training session for the June FIFA Women’s international window at the University of Ghana Stadium Annex in Accra.

A total of 24 players took part in the opening session under the supervision of Head Coach Kim Lars Björkegren and his technical team as the squad commenced work.

The session focused on light conditioning, tactical drills, and team-building activities as players reunite following their arrival in camp.

Training proceeded as planned, with the coaching staff expressing satisfaction with the intensity, commitment, and overall response from the players during the opening day.

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The squad is expected to continue training in the coming days as the technical team works on improving fitness levels, team cohesion, and competitiveness.

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