Nigeria’s Super Falcons have received yet another boost with the arrival of defender Michelle Alozie, as preparations accelerate for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
Alozie, who features for Chicago Stars FC, has now linked up with the national team camp following the confirmation of her availability after the recently concluded 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. Her arrival adds depth and experience to a squad steadily shaping up for continental duty.
The allocated camp, currently based at the Marriott Hotel Casablanca, now has 22 players in attendance. This signals that the roster is nearing completion as the Super Falcons step up their build-up to the tournament.
With just a few slots left to be filled, the technical crew is expected to intensify training sessions in the coming days, focusing on tactical cohesion and match fitness. Alozie’s inclusion is particularly significant given her versatility in defense and her growing influence within the squad.
As Africa’s most successful women’s national team, Nigeria will be aiming to reclaim continental dominance at WAFCON 2026. The increasing number of players in camp reflects both commitment and readiness, setting the stage for a highly competitive campaign.
