Zambia’s national team coach, Carol Kanyemba-Daka, has unveiled the final roster of 25 players selected to represent the country in the crucial fixtures against Uganda.
Following an intensive 10-day training camp in Lusaka, where around thirty players showcased their talent, Kanyemba-Daka meticulously narrowed down the squad to the final 25 contenders.
The selected players are tasked with securing victory in the double-header against Uganda, a pivotal step towards advancing to the next round of qualifiers for the U17 World Cup.
The squad composition reflects a balance across all positions, with three goalkeepers, seven defenders, seven midfielders, and eight attackers making up the ensemble.
Among them are promising talents drawn from various clubs and academies across Zambia, highlighting the depth and diversity of the nation’s footballing talent pool.
The first leg of the qualifiers is scheduled to take place on May 12 at Nkoloma Stadium, with the return leg set for May 17 at St. Mary’s Stadium in Kitende.
Victory in these encounters will propel Zambia into the fourth round of qualifiers, where they could potentially face off against the winner of the Morocco vs. Algeria tie.
The selected players represent a blend of experience and youthful exuberance, with each member of the squad poised to make a significant contribution to Zambia’s quest for World Cup qualification.
From goal-scoring forwards to tenacious defenders and creative midfielders, the team possesses the requisite skills and determination to succeed on the international stage.
As the spotlight falls on Zambia’s U17 Women’s National Team, fans eagerly await the spectacle that awaits on the pitch.
With national pride at stake and a place in the World Cup on the line, the stage is set for an enthralling contest as Zambia embarks on its quest for footballing glory.
