Indomitable Lionesses: Coach Bisseck Reveals Squad for Second Training Camp Ahead of 2026 WAFCON Qualifiers

by kick442.com Africa October 16, 2025

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By Joshua Kosimbom

The momentum is building for the Indomitable Lionesses as Cameroon unveils its squad for the second internal training camp ahead of the 2026 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations qualifiers. Set to run from October 15 to 22 in Douala, this camp is expected to fine-tune tactics, solidify team chemistry and assess overall readiness for the continental challenge ahead.
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‎Head coach Jean Baptiste Bisseck has retained 25 players, blending youthful promise with seasoned performers to ensure depth across every department.
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‎In goal, the responsibility rests with Onomo Etaba Christemilie Ornella of FC Ebolowa, Ngole Chelsea from Louves Minprof de Yaoundé, and Ngah Chantal of Amazone FAP de Yaoundé. These three will compete for the starting spot while offering stability at the back.
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‎The defensive unit features a robust lineup consisting of Ngono Victoire (Eclair FF de Sa’a), Mache Talla Prisca (Fossito Foot Academie), Abuma II Clarisse (Awa FC), Ambessegue Bakendji Reine (DJA Sport Academy), Doudou Ousmanou (FC Ebolowa), Lewoj Djapa Mogai (Lekie FF), Yemdji Syndy Sky (Amazone FAP de Yaoundé), and Elam Ekosso (Eclair FF de Sa’a). With speed, strength and aerial presence, this group is well-equipped to neutralize threats.
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‎In midfield, Cameroon boasts a rich pool of talent led by Achang Kamayi (Lekie FF), Nsoga Makanda Gloria Monica (AS Dibamba Ladies FF), Nnanga Ebolo Raissa (Lekie FF), Beulou Tchuidjang (FC Ebolowa), Ndome Mbella Elise (Amazone FAP de Yaoundé), Adama Raissa (DJA Sport), Nyadjou Wamen Myriam Maeva (Amazone FAP de Yaoundé), and Cheuffa Brandy Elna (Eclair FF de Sa’a). This midfield mix guarantees both creativity and defensive balance.
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‎Up front, the attack is spearheaded by Daha Camilla (free agent), Tim Shalom Nakoma (Amazone FAP de Yaoundé), Mbomozomo Yvana (Amazone FAP de Yaoundé), Nimpa Lontsi Beverly Chole (Louves Minprof de Yaoundé), Sipynyu Berinyuy Adelpha (Ita Mbong de Bamenda), and Enama Caline Desiree (AS Nososi FF). Their speed, technical versatility and scoring instincts promise fireworks in the final third.
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‎As preparations intensify, one thing is certain, the Lionesses are sharpening their claws and roaring louder than ever. With unity, discipline and determination, Cameroon aims to march confidently toward qualification and restore its dominance on the African stage.

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