In line with its Women’s Football Strategy, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has appointed Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo as the Head Coach of the female U23 national team, showcasing the organization’s dedication to nurturing talent and creating opportunities for advancement within Ghanaian Women’s Football.
Tagoe-Quarcoo brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having previously led the Black Queens to victory in the WAFU Zone B Women’s championship in 2018.
Her coaching credentials are backed by an extensive playing background and possession of a CAF License A Coaching certificate.
Her commitment to continuous learning and professional development was evident in her participation in the GFA’s capacity-building initiative in the Netherlands, highlighting her dedication to staying updated on the latest coaching methodologies.
Assisting Tagoe-Quarcoo in her coaching duties will be Priscilla Dicxon, Head Coach of Faith Ladies FC, and holder of a CAF Licence C Coaching certificate.
Dicxon’s expertise will complement Tagoe-Quarcoo’s leadership, ensuring a well-rounded coaching team capable of guiding the female U23 national team to success.
The establishment of the female U23 national team is a strategic component of the GFA’s Women’s Football Strategy, providing a developmental pathway for young female players aiming to compete internationally.
Under Tagoe-Quarcoo’s guidance, the U23 team will serve as a crucial stepping stone for players aspiring to join the senior national team, the Black Queens.
Tagoe-Quarcoo’s appointment signals a progressive phase in Ghana’s footballing journey, with a strong emphasis on talent development and progression.
The GFA’s focus on women’s football underscores its commitment to promoting excellence and opportunity within the sport.
With Tagoe-Quarcoo and Dicxon at the helm, the female U23 national team embarks on a journey of growth and development, inspiring the next generation of Ghanaian footballers while advancing the goals of the GFA’s Women’s Football Strategy.