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WAFCON 2026: Full house as Abiodun, Monday arrive Super Falcons Casablanca camp

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Deborah Abiodun, and Monday Gift have finally arrived the Super Falcons Marriott hotel base in Casablanca ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, DAILY POST reports.

Head coach Justine Madugu now has his full 25-player squad available after Deborah Abiodun and Gift Monday finally linked up with the team.

The duo had been expected to arrive in camp on Tuesday, but their journey from the United States was delayed after their scheduled flight was cancelled.

They missed the Super Falcons 2-1 friendly victory over the Twiga Stars of Tanzania on Friday night.

Abiodun was part of the Super Falcons’ squad to the WAFCON 2024 finals, while Monday failed to make the cut.

The Super Falcons will travel to Rabat, venue of their group stage matches on Friday.

WAFCON 2026: Full house as Abiodun, Monday arrive Super Falcons Casablanca camp

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