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Black Queens players raise financial and welfare concerns after World Cup qualification setback

The statement comes on the back of the Black Queens missing out on automatic qualification for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil.
In a statement, the players said they remain proud to represent Ghana and committed to the millions of Ghanaians who support them, but expressed concern over unpaid bonuses and per diem payments, as well as the need for improved management, mental health and general welfare support.“We deserve the same commitment and support that we give to our country,” the Black Queens players said.
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