GFA expresses gratitude to the government, supporters, and stakeholders following the Black Maidens' successful qualification for the World Cup.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has conveyed its gratitude to all parties involved in the Black Maidens' successful advancement to the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. In a statement, the GFA Management Committee expressed appreciation to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation for its steadfast dedication to the growth of women's football throughout the qualification process. The Association also recognized the National Sports Authority (NSA) for offering the necessary facilities and assistance, ensuring the team had an optimal environment for training and home matches. Special acknowledgment was given to the Ghana Supporters Union for their enthusiastic support, with the GFA highlighting the fans' vibrant atmosphere and motivation as a crucial factor during the Black Maidens' pivotal home games. The Football Association further thanked its sponsors and partners for their ongoing commitment to Ghana's women's national teams, while also praising the media for their comprehensive coverage of the team's qualifying journey. The GFA wrapped up by expressing gratitude to the people of Ghana for their steadfast support, prayers, and faith in the Black Maidens throughout the campaign. With qualification achieved, the Black Maidens will now focus on the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco, where Ghana has been placed in Group C alongside Brazil, Canada, and Norway. The GFA has urged all stakeholders to continue their support for the team as preparations for the tournament intensify.