PFF revealed squad that will travel to Saudi Arabia

• The squad also includes three diaspora players.
• The four-nation cup will be held in Dammam.
• Pakistan women’s team will kick off their campaign against Comoros.

The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has revealed the squad that will travel to Saudi Arabia for the coming up four-nation cup.

The squad also includes three diaspora players: Nadia Khan, Zahmena Malik, and Amina Hanif. The four-nation cup will be held in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, from January 11 to January 19.

HERE IT IS! 🇵🇰💥

Our Final Squad for the Saudi Arabia International Women’s Football Tournament. Let’s go, girls! 🫶🏻🏆#PakistanFootball #DilSayFootball #WomensFootball pic.twitter.com/MeZpiO6OOj

— Pakistan Football Federation (@TheRealPFF) January 8, 2023

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, the Comoros, and Mauritius are among the teams competing.

On January 11, the Pakistan women’s team will kick off their campaign against the Comoros. Their second match is against Mauritius on January 15, and their final match is against Saudi Arabia on January 19.

It should be noted that the SAFF Women’s Championship in Kathmandu, Nepal, in September 2022, will be the first time in eight years that the Pakistan women’s national team will compete.

In June 2022, FIFA lifted the ban imposed on the PFF in April 2021 due to undue third-party interference. The Normalisation Committee’s term was also extended by FIFA by a year.

FIFA states that the Normalization Committee’s duties include overseeing PFF operations, making sure Pakistani clubs are properly registered and inspected, drafting and approving an electoral code for the PFF with the help of FIFA and the AFC, organizing district and provincial elections, and holding elections for a new PFF executive committee.

Squad for four-nation cup

Goalkeepers: Rumaysa Khan, Fatima Naz, Mafia Parveen and Nisha Ashraf.

Defenders: Mishal Bhatti, Sara Khan, Sahiba Sherdil, Malika-e-Noor, Nazalia Siddiqui, Sahar Zaman and Sophia Qureshi.

Midfielders: Maria Khan, Amina Hanif, Suha Hirani, Anushey Usman, Marvi Baig and Rameen Fareed.

Strikers: Anmol Hira, Zahmeena Malik, Aliya Sadiq, Nadia Khan, Sanober Sattar, Naqiyah Ali and Zoya Zeeshan.

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