The Nigeria Super Falcons training camp in Casablanca, Morocco, is steadily building as more players arrive to join the squad in preparation for the CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2026.
With the tournament set to kick off on 26 July in Morocco, head coach Randy Waldrum and his technical team continue to fine-tune tactics and foster team cohesion as the squad size grows.
Current Squad Update
14 players are now in camp, with fresh arrivals boosting depth and competition for places. The latest additions include:
- Toni Payne
- Rinsola Babajide
- Comfort Erhabor
Full list of players currently in camp:
- Rasheedat Ajibade
- Chiamaka Nnadozie
- Fatima Oloko
- Oluwatosin Demehin
- Glory Ogbonna
- Christy Ucheibe
- Shukurat Oladipo
- Rofiat Imuran
- Sikiratu Isah
- Jennifer Echegini
- Asisat Oshoala
- Toni Payne
- Rinsola Babajide
- Comfort Erhabor
The presence of experienced campaigners such as captain Rasheedat Ajibade, goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, and star striker Asisat Oshoala provides a strong core, while the new arrivals add attacking flair and versatility.
Building Towards WAFCON Glory
The Super Falcons, multiple-time champions of Africa, enter WAFCON 2026 among the favourites. The camp in Casablanca offers the ideal environment for tactical work, recovery, and building match sharpness ahead of what promises to be a highly competitive tournament on home soil for the hosts.
More players are expected to join the squad in the coming days, with the technical team monitoring fitness and form closely. Official friendlies and final squad announcements will follow as the tournament draws nearer.
Nigeria’s quest for another continental title is well underway. Fans and stakeholders will be eagerly following developments from the Super Falcons camp as the team aims to hit peak performance when the group stage begins.
Stay tuned for further updates from Casablanca!
