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Mares players attract interest

Star attraction: The Mares were applauded for their performance PIC: CAF MEDIA
Star attraction: The Mares were applauded for their performance PIC: CAF MEDIA

There is growing interest in the Mares squad following the team’s exploits at the 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), Mmegi Sport has learnt.

The Mares made their bow at the continental showpiece in Morocco and were unlucky not to secure a 2023 World Cup play-off match after reaching the quarterfinals.

The team went a step further than their male counterparts, the Zebras, who debuted at the AFCON in 2012 and went out in the knockout stages. Sources have said local authorities should get ready to field inquiries from abroad.

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