The squad, led by head coach Valentine Nguele, shifted its base from Yaoundé to Morocco on July 14, 2026, to launch a vital acclimatization and tactical training camp. Stationed at the Hilton Garden Inn in southern Casablanca, the 26-player roster has immediately transitioned into rigorous daily routines ahead of the continental showcase.
Rigorous Physical and Tactical Drills
The latest visual snapshots from the training grounds capture a highly focused and studious camp. The coaching staff split the sessions into a multi-phase system to optimize player performance:
- Morning Sessions: Focused on high-intensity physical conditioning, tactical shape modeling, and precise ball circulation drills.
- Afternoon Sessions: Dedicated to muscle reinforcement, targeted medical evaluations, and recovery exercises to manage player fatigue.
Critical Selection Cut Imminent
While team chemistry and morale remain exceptionally high within the “Tanière,” the training camp holds intense individual stakes. Coach Nguele brought a preliminary list of 26 players to Morocco. The technical bench will use these exact training sessions in Casablanca to drop three players before submitting the definitive 23-player roster required by CAF.
Group D Schedule and Outlook
Cameroon is in a highly competitive Group D, with all its group-stage matches scheduled to take place in Casablanca. The dynamic training sessions are strictly modeled around their upcoming group stage fixtures:
With the opening tournament matches starting on July 26, 2026, captain Aboudi Onguéné and the squad are moving at full speed to restore Cameroon to the pinnacle of African women’s football.
