Former Black Queens coach Nora Hauptle officially signs three-year deal with Zambia’s Copper Queens

By: Kwame Bediako

The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has officially appointed Nora Hauptle as the new head coach of the Copper Queens. This announcement marks a new chapter for the national team, which has been striving for greater success on the international stage. Hauptle, who previously led the Black Queens of Ghana, brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the team.

Hauptle’s appointment comes at a crucial time as the Copper Queens prepare for upcoming international competitions. With her extensive background in coaching at various levels, she is expected to implement innovative strategies and training regimens that will enhance the team’s performance. FAZ officials expressed confidence in Hauptle’s ability to lead the squad and inspire the players to reach their full potential.

Under Hauptle’s guidance, the Copper Queens aim to build on their recent successes and improve their standing in women’s football. The three-year deal signifies FAZ’s commitment to investing in the team’s future and fostering a winning culture. Hauptle’s track record with the Black Queens, where she achieved notable milestones, has set high expectations for her tenure in Zambia.

The appointment has been met with enthusiasm from fans and players, who are eager to see how Hauptle will shape the team’s dynamics and performance. Her vision for the Copper Queens includes not only tactical improvements but also a focus on player development and mental resilience. This holistic approach is expected to cultivate a stronger, more cohesive team ready to take on the challenges ahead.

As the Copper Queens embark on this new journey with Nora Hauptle at the helm, the football community in Zambia is abuzz with anticipation. The team’s upcoming matches will serve as a litmus test for Hauptle’s strategies and the players’ adaptability under her leadership.

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