I have worked hard to return to Black Queens squad - Mukarama Abdulai
Black Queens forward Mukarama Abdulai has expressed her excitement about rejoining the squad for the international friendly against Japan next week, after an almost five-year absence.The Hasaacas Ladies attacker has been training with the team for the past four days, as they ramp up preparations for the match on Saturday, July 13, at the Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium.Abdulai had an impressive season in the Women’s Premier League, netting 11 goals and becoming the league's second-highest scorer.She also scored the winning goal for the Black Princesses in the 2023 African Games final against Nigeria in March, marking her third goal of the tournament.Her outstanding performances have secured her a place in the Black Queens squad for the friendly against Japan.Reflecting on her return to the team, Abdulai said, “I would put it in one word, exciting.“I'm very grateful because at the end of the day, coming back is not something easy and it's not everyone that does it.“Coming back here has been something I've worked hard to get to. It's been great and I'm very grateful for that.”Mukarama Abdulai made her debut for the Black Queens in May 2019, scoring in a...
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Black Queens forward Mukarama Abdulai has expressed her excitement about rejoining the squad for the international friendly against Japan next week, after an almost five-year absence.
The Hasaacas Ladies attacker has been training with the team for the past four days, as they ramp up preparations for the match on Saturday, July 13, at the Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium.
Abdulai had an impressive season in the Women’s Premier League, netting 11 goals and becoming the league's second-highest scorer.
She also scored the winning goal for the Black Princesses in the 2023 African Games final against Nigeria in March, marking her third goal of the tournament.
Her outstanding performances have secured her a place in the Black Queens squad for the friendly against Japan.
Reflecting on her return to the team, Abdulai said, “I would put it in one word, exciting.
“I'm very grateful because at the end of the day, coming back is not something easy and it's not everyone that does it.
“Coming back here has been something I've worked hard to get to. It's been great and I'm very grateful for that.”
Mukarama Abdulai made her debut for the Black Queens in May 2019, scoring in a 2-0 victory against Senegal in the WAFU Zone B Championship.
