Technical Adviser of Nigeria’s Women National Football Team Randy Waldrum could be shown the exit door following the team’s poor outing at the just concluded African Women’s Nations Cup in Morocco where they finished fourth, Owosports.com.ng reports.
The gaffer might not lead the Super Falcons to the 2023 FIFA Women’s Worldcup in Australia and New Zealand as The Executive Committee of the Nigerian Football Federation has directed its Technical and Development Sub-Committe to make an evaluation of the technical abilities of the USA tactician along with his crew.
Following a detailed presentation by the Head of Delegation of Nigeria team to the 12th Women Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, Ms. Aisha Falode, the Executive Committee directed its Technical and Development Sub-Committee to hold a meeting and make recommendations on the way forward for the Senior Women National Team, Super Falcons, including but not limited to a thorough evaluation of the capability of the coaching crew to lead the team to a creditable performance at the FIFA World Cup finals in Australia and New Zealand next year.
The Falcons finished fourth at the last WAFCON tournament in Morocco and lost three matches losing to South Africa, Morocco and Zambia.
The congress praised the U20 Women National Team, Falconets for its excellent performance at the ongoing FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica, at which the team has won all three matches of the group phase and qualified for the quarter-finals as group leader.
It noted that the achievement, as well as the triumphs of the U20 and U17 Boys in regional tournaments in Niger Republic and Ghana, and the qualification of the U17 Girls for the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup India 2022, is a marker of the dedication, vision and investment of the present NFF administration in youth development.
