Nigeria’s Super Falcons have recorded a full house in camp following the arrival of Deborah Abiodun and Gift Monday in Casablanca, Morocco, ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) final.
The arrival of the duo means all invited players are now available for selection as the team intensifies preparations for one of the biggest matches of the tournament.
Abiodun and Monday joined their teammates after completing suspension-related obligations, giving the coaching crew additional options ahead of the crucial encounter.
Their return is expected to boost the squad, with Abiodun providing strength and energy in midfield, while Monday adds pace and attacking threat in the final third.
The Super Falcons have enjoyed an impressive campaign, displaying defensive discipline, tactical organisation and attacking efficiency to reach the championship match.
The coaching staff has continued to focus on tactical drills, fitness sessions and recovery exercises as preparations enter the final phase.
Team officials expressed confidence in the squad’s readiness, noting that the players remain fully committed to bringing the continental title back to Nigeria.
The players have also maintained high morale in camp, with senior members of the squad encouraging unity, focus and determination ahead of the decisive fixture.
Nigeria, the most successful nation in the history of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, will be aiming to add another continental crown to its impressive record and reaffirm its dominance in African women’s football.
Supporters across the country have continued to rally behind the team, expressing optimism that the Super Falcons possess the quality, experience and winning mentality needed to emerge victorious in the final and once again make the nation proud.
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