GOAL analyses key players for African teams ahead of the global competition set to kick off in the next couple of days.
The 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup is scheduled to start on July 20 and end on August 20 in Australia and New Zealand.
Nigeria will be making their ninth appearance in the global competition and they will be joined by African champions South Africa – who will be playing in the tournament for just the second time. Morocco and Zambia are making their debut after an impressive 2022 Wafcon outing.
GOAL takes a look at players who are expected to shine for their respective countries once the tournament starts.
