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By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. The Nigerian Falconets are set to commence their final preparations for the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup with a two-week training camp in Bogotá, Colombia. The camp, which begins this week, is a critical phase in their buildup to the prestigious tournament, providing the team with essential practice and acclimatization ahead of the global competition.

Among the standout players joining the Falconets in Bogotá is Mary Lucky, a talented centre forward from Bekwarra, Cross River State. Mary Lucky, She played for the Golden angels Ikom as her grassroot team but currently plays for heartland queens, has been making waves with her impressive performances and boundless energy on the field. Her inclusion in the squad is a testament to her skill and potential to make a significant impact on the international stage.

Mary Lucky's selection highlights the Falconets' strategy to integrate emerging talents into their squad. With her dynamic playstyle and forward-thinking approach, Mary is expected to be a key asset for the team as they aim for success in the U20 Women’s World Cup.

The training camp in Bogotá will focus on refining tactics, building team cohesion, and enhancing individual skills. The Falconets' coaching staff is keen to leverage this time to ensure the team is in peak condition and fully prepared for the challenges of the tournament.

As the Falconets gear up for their campaign, the presence of emerging stars like Mary Lucky adds a layer of excitement and promise to their journey. The team's performance in the coming weeks will be closely watched by fans and scouts alike, with high expectations for a strong showing in Colombia.

Mary Lucky’s agent, Ada Ogbe, the CEO Golden Angels Ikom, expressed her joy and hopes for her player’s selection to the Nigeria U-20 national team, saying, "I wish her the very best and success beyond imagination."