Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo has been named Head Coach of the female U23 national team by the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
This choice demonstrates how committed the Ghanaian Football Association is to developing talent and creating chances for growth in the sport of Ghanaian women’s football.
Tagoe-Quarcoo brings great knowhow to her new role, having previously led the Black Queens to victory in the WAFU Zone B Women’s championship in 2018. Her coaching career is complemented by her extensive playing background and her possession of a CAF License A Coaching certificate.
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Furthermore, Tagoe-Quarcoo’s commitment to ongoing learning and professional development was evident in her participation in the GFA’s capacity-building initiative in the Netherlands. This dedication underscores her pursuit of excellence and her desire to remain informed about the latest coaching methodologies.
Priscilla Dicxon, Head Coach of Faith Ladies FC and holder of a CAF Licence C Coaching certificate, will assist Tagoe-Quarcoo in her coaching duties. Dicxon’s expertise will complement Tagoe-Quarcoo’s leadership, creating a well-rounded coaching team capable of guiding the female U23 national team to success.
The establishment of the female U23 national team is a key plank in the GFA’s Women’s Football Strategy and is configured to provide a pathway for young female players aspiring to compete at the highest levels of international football. Under Tagoe-Quarcoo’s guidance, the U23 team will serve as a vital stepping stone for players looking to progress to the senior national team, the Black Queens.
