Nora Hauptle, the head coach of the Ghanaian women's national football team, the Black Queens, recently visited Charlton Athletic's Freda Ayisi as part of her ongoing player monitoring efforts.
This visit serves as a testament to the dedication and meticulousness of Hauptle in ensuring that the best possible players are selected for the national team.
With her commitment to closely monitoring players' performances and progress, it is clear that Hauptle is determined to lead the Black Queens to greater success on the international stage.
Hauptle witnessed the last game in the English WSL 2 between Charlton Athletic and Crystal Palace Women. Right winger Freda Ayisi played the sixty minutes and contributed to Charlton Women's lone goal, which gave them a point in the 1-1 draw.
Nora has completed similar tasks around Europe as part of a unique program to watch players and assess their performance in preparation for future assignments.
Black Queens have used test matches to prepare for two major future competitions – qualifiers for the African Women’s Cup of Nations and the African Games slated for Accra in March 2024.