Following the impressive performance of Hasaacas Ladies in the just ended CAF Women’s Champion League, many Ghanaians have grown interest in the club alongside women football in the country. 

Chief Executive Officer [CEO] of the club, Evelyn Nsiah Asare, believes the Black Stars are not in any position of winning the Africa Cup of Nations [Afcon] or the World Cup hence, the FA should rather concentrate on supporting the Black Queens who are top contenders of wining international titles this time. 

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“I don’t want to be a prophet of doom but I don’t see the Black Stars lifting the Afcon or the World Cup but the Black Queens can do,” she stated. 

The Women’s Premier League will commence on 25th November.

The silver medalists will be poised to start their season with a victory over the Apem Darkoa Ladies on Friday.

Meanwhile, the Black Stars have been tasked to end the country’s 39 years trophyless run next year in Cameroon.

After emerging as the National Women’s League champions, Hassacas will represent the country in Ivory Coast where the tournament will be staged.

Hasaacas Ladies have been drawn against Nigeria’s Rivers Angels FC and Niger’s AS Police de Niamey in Group B of the WAFU Zone B qualifying series of the maiden edition of the CAF Women’s Champions League.

Speaking ahead of the tournament, Evelyn Nsiah Asare, who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the club, reiterated that her outfit is determined to leave a mark at the tournament.

“We are determined to make Ghana proud at the tournament,” the CEO, who is a member of Asante Kotoko management, told Asempa FM on the Ultimate Sports Show.

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“We were strong in the Women’s League and we will improve on that before the start of the tournament.

“We have made some few signings and with their addition to the team, we will surely leave a mark.

“This is the maiden edition of the tournament but with the support we have received from Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, individuals and other bodies, we will surely make Ghana proud,” she added.

Meanwhile, Dr Bawumia has donated $10,000 to Hasaacas Ladies ahead of the tournament.

The first zonal qualifiers are scheduled to take place between July 17 and 30.