New Delhi: Thanking the Jharkhand government for allowing them to camp in Jamshedpur in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Indian women’s football team player hopes to maximize the AFC Asian Cup.
The team gathered in Jamshedpur for a preparatory camp that led to the Continental event, which would host in January.
When the pandemic has affected normal life, the players are happy to return to the national camp.
Captain Ashalata Devi said: “Given the current pandemic situation in the world, it is not easy to set up such camps for any sporting program.
We are very grateful that the Jharkhand government has gathered to arrange this camp for the team.” We only hope to move Progress together in our preparation for the Asian Cup, “he said.
Indian women had traveled twice on international exposure tours in Turkey and Uzbekistan where they played people like Uzbekistan, Belarus, Ukraine and Russia before this year.
New head coach team Thomas Dennerby has more than 30 years experience in guiding several national teams with a lot of success.
The UEFA Pro Diploma holder has guided the Swedish women’s national team to 3rd place in the FIFA World Cup in 2011, and the quarter-finals at the London 2012 Olympics.
He too served as head coach of the Nigerian women’s national team and guided Super Falcons to the FIFA World Cup 2019.
He also helped Nigeria women win the 2018 AWCON Award, and was awarded the 2018 coach of this year in Nigeria.
“Back in the camp feels really great.
Personally, I was even happier when I returned after a long injury.
But we all realized the big task in front of us, to get ready for the Asian Cup,” Sanju Winger said Yadav.
“Everyone is motivated, and our new coach Thomas Dennerby is also very helpful and from the field.
He has a coaching experience at the highest level, and we all hope to learn as much as we can from him.” Sangita midfielder you feel the Indian women’s team is “a big family.” “We are like a big family.
We can now change the focus to prepare for the Asian Cup, and I can guarantee that everyone is very motivated.
We are all very grateful to the Jharkhand government for accommodating us in Jamshedpur,” Sangita said.
Indian women hope to make the most of the national camp ahead of the AFC Asian Cup
