Senegal’s women’s national team coach, Mame Moussa Cissé, has announced his 23-player squad for the upcoming friendly matches against Ghana, with notable returns for Mbayang Sow, Korka Fall, and Haby Baldé.
The two matches, scheduled for April 5 and 8 in Thiès, serve as part of Senegal’s preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
Among those making a comeback is national team captain Korka Fall, who missed the previous call-up in February due to an administrative issue.
Her inclusion marks a significant boost for the squad as they fine-tune their preparations ahead of the continental tournament.
In addition to Fall, defender Mbayang Sow, who has been sidelined for months due to injury, is also set to make her return.
Winger Haby Baldé has likewise been recalled, further strengthening Senegal’s attacking options.
With just over three months until the Africa Cup of Nations, these friendlies will provide a crucial opportunity for the squad to build cohesion.
Full squad for Ghana friendlies
Goalkeepers:
Adji Ndiaye (AS Bambey), Khady Faye (Eagles of Medina), Tening Sène (Jappo Olympique of Guédiawaye)
Defenders:
Anta Dembélé (Eagles of Medina), Adama Sané (Wydad / Morocco), Meta Camara (Trabzonspor / Turkey), Wolimata Ndiaye (Thonon Evian / France), Mbayang Sow (Chassieu Dessines FC), Aissatou Fall (Kaolack FC), Mareme Babou (Strasbourg / France), Maty Cissokho (Eagles of Medina)
Midfielders:
Korka Fall (SM Caen / France), Safietou Sagna (US Saint-Malo / France), Ndeye Awa Diakhaté (Olympique de Marseille / France), Fatoumata Dramé (Eagles of Medina), Bineta Korkel Seck (Eagles of Medina), Sadigatou Diallo (Eagles of Medina), Sokhna Pène (AS Bambey)
Forwards:
Haby Baldé (Poitiers / France), Nguénar Ndiaye (Bourges Foot 18 / France), Mama Diop (Olympique de Marseille / France), Hapsatou Malado Diallo (Galatasaray / Turkey), Pascaline Fofana Bassène (CD Argual / Spain)
The matches against Ghana will provide an important test for Cissé’s side as they refine tactics and squad depth ahead of the continental championship.
With key players returning, Senegal will be aiming to put in strong performances and build momentum for the challenges ahead.
