Baghdad-WAA
The national women’s mini-football team tests concluded, which were held at the North Oil Stadium in Kirkuk, with the attendance of 30 players from various clubs, and which lasted for two days.
A statement by the Mini Football Federation received by the (INA) stated that “the tests witnessed strong competition between the participating players, as they displayed their skills and capabilities under close monitoring by the team’s technical staff.”
In the statement, the head of the Women’s Committee of the Iraqi Mini-Football Federation, Aswar Talib, praised the level of the players participating in the tests, stressing that these tests represent an important step in the process of preparing the national women’s team for the upcoming events.
For its part, the Women’s Committee of the Federation expressed its admiration for the talents that were discovered during these tests, pointing out the importance of continuing to support and develop the players to reach high levels of performance.
In the coming days, the initial list of the national team and the training camp will be announced, as the team will intensify its preparations to participate in the Women’s Mini Football World Cup, which will be held in Croatia with the participation of 32 countries and will start next October.