The launch of the Saudi national team’s camp for young women under 20 years old in Amman in preparation for the upcoming benefits

The preparatory camp for the Saudi women’s national team under 20 years began today in the Jordanian capital, Amman, and will continue until October 14 as part of the team’s preparatory program.

The national team’s technical staff summoned 24 players to participate in the camp, and they are: Dima Sheikh, Ransi Al-Hujaili, Ibtihal Abdullah, Layan Amir, Miral Daghestani, Aseel Ahmed, Lara Al-Nasr, Mawaddah Al-Maghrabi, Maria Baghfar, Tulin Al-Ghamdi, Rawan Al-Shanqeeti, Maya Al-Zahrani, Tala Bayazid, Lulu Abdullah, Saba Al-Yahya, Lama Thamer, Lana Al-Hadithi, and Zahraa Talib. Lareen Bassiouni, Lamar Wael, Lina Eid, Raytan Khaled, Malkoot Salem, and Remas Al-Aradi.

The camp includes two closed friendly matches against the Jordanian national team, on October 10 and 13, with the aim of raising the technical and physical readiness of the female players, and benefiting from international confrontations in preparation for upcoming matches.

For her part, Alia Al-Rasheed, Director of the Women’s Football Department, said: “This camp represents an important station within the team’s preparation program, and we look forward to the players benefiting from the training program and the two friendly matches against the Jordanian national team, which will contribute to enhancing their readiness and giving them more international experience. We are confident that the coming period will continue to support the development of the players and the team, and we wish them success in the camp.”

The camp comes within the program to prepare the national team for young women, within the framework of working to develop the players and enhance their technical and physical readiness, in addition to giving them more experience by playing friendly international matches.