Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2020: The Hawks begin preparations

Head coach Tomety Kaï has unveiled a 23-player squad for Togo’s women’s national team ahead of a training camp scheduled for Saturday, February 29, in Lomé. The gathering forms part of the team’s preparations for the qualifiers of the 2020 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, a crucial campaign for the development of women’s football in the country.

As the Sparrowhawks aim to build a competitive and cohesive unit, this camp will provide an opportunity for the technical staff to assess player fitness, tactical discipline, and team chemistry. With the continental qualifiers approaching, the coaching staff is keen to fine-tune strategies and strengthen key areas of the squad.

The selected group features a mix of experienced players and promising talents drawn from various domestic clubs. Several local teams are represented, highlighting the growing depth of women’s football across Togo. Among the call-ups are players from Amis du Monde, Swallows, AHE FC, the University of Lomé, Athleta, Sporting FC, Tempête, Apashe FC, and Gazelle FC.

The full list of players called up for the training camp includes:

Amouklou Amé, Azinogo Akouvi, Sama Koudoukalo, Adinda Mously, Badate Natalie, Tassa Awussi, Djankale Manga Ella (Amis du Monde), Koffi Esther, Dogbe Akossiwa Perfecte, Yaya Tékyatou, Salou Fatima (Swallows), Azanpko Rachel, Assigno En Akoko, Klogan Adjo, Gake Ami Reine (AHE FC), Djanta Akoélé (University of Lomé), Ayao Adjo (Athleta), Konou Bertille (Sporting FC), Ndjambara Amiratou, Gninategma Odette, Akiti Akofa, Raglan Ayawoa (Tempête), Amemado Ayélé (Apashe FC), and Kandanga Solim (Gazelle FC).

This training camp will serve as an important step in shaping the final squad that will compete in the qualifiers. It will also allow the coaching staff to evaluate tactical systems and build a strong team spirit ahead of the decisive matches.

Togo’s women’s national team is determined to make a strong impression in the qualification rounds. With focused preparation and the integration of both established players and emerging talents, the Sparrowhawks hope to raise their level and compete effectively on the continental stage.