ABUJA, NIGERIA – The Nigeria Football Federation has released a 23-woman squad for the Super Falcons’ upcoming international friendly matches against Senegal as part of preparations for future continental competitions.
The squad features some of Nigeria’s most experienced and high-profile players, including Asisat Oshoala, Rasheedat Ajibade, and Chiamaka Nnadozie, who are expected to play key roles in the team’s build-up to upcoming tournaments.
The friendly matches against Senegal are designed to test team chemistry, tactical readiness, and squad depth ahead of the next Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) cycle.
Coaching officials say the fixtures will provide an opportunity to assess both established stars and emerging talents within the squad as Nigeria continues its preparation for major international competitions.
The Super Falcons remain one of Africa’s most successful women’s football teams, with a long history of dominance in continental tournaments and consistent participation at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Team selectors have emphasized the importance of the friendly matches in evaluating player fitness and tactical flexibility under competitive conditions.
The inclusion of senior players like Oshoala, Ajibade, and Nnadozie is expected to provide leadership and experience to a squad that blends youth and seasoned international performers.
Football analysts note that matches against Senegal will offer a strong test, as the West African side has improved significantly in recent years and continues to invest in women’s football development.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reiterated its commitment to supporting the Super Falcons with adequate preparation, training facilities, and international exposure ahead of major tournaments.
Fans are expected to closely follow the squad’s performance, with growing anticipation around how the team will shape its strategy for upcoming continental and global competitions.
Coaches will also use the friendly matches to experiment with formations and assess player combinations that could be crucial in future competitive fixtures.
The Super Falcons’ preparation comes amid broader efforts to maintain Nigeria’s dominance in African women’s football while improving competitiveness on the global stage.
As training intensifies, attention will remain on squad performance, injury management, and tactical execution ahead of the Senegal friendlies.
