Head coach Randy Waldrum, accompanied by Rasheedat Ajibade, Linda Jiwaku, Tochukwu Oluehi, and Jumoke Alani, has already convened the team’s camp.
However, Saudi Arabian-based player Ashleigh Plumptre has withdrawn from the squad, creating a void in the team lineup. In her absence, all eyes are on Bay FC forward, Assist Oshoala, who is anticipated to join the camp on Wednesday.
Oshoala’s arrival, slated for Thursday, will precede the first leg of the qualifier scheduled for Friday. The Super Falcons are poised to host the Banyana Banyana at the Moshood Abiola Stadium in Abuja for the initial clash, followed by a rematch in Pretoria five days later.
The stakes are high as the victor will secure a spot alongside Brazil, Japan, and Spain in Group C at the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, scheduled for July and August.
The Super Falcons are determined to overcome South Africa’s challenge and cement their place on the international stage.
