
The KSA U-15 Women's NT Begins Training Camp Today in Riyadh
2026-03-25
18:41:11
The U-15 Women's National Team begins its training camp today, Wednesday, March 25, in Riyadh.
The camp, which runs until April 3, is part of a program aimed at developing young talent and enhancing their presence in the sport.
This camp is part of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation's efforts to support youth categories by improving the players' technical and physical readiness, refining their skills, and strengthening team spirit, thus contributing to the development of a promising generation for the future of women's football.
The national team's coaching staff has called up 24 players for the training camp, as their names are: Talia Kutbi, Mariam Al-Yousef, Renad Al-Eid, Houra Jalal, Lara Bakheet, Sireen Sweilem, Raseel Adel, Al-Jalila Madabesh, Dilar Mukhtar, Dima Al-Sharif, Roulin Abdullah, Rehana Jalal, Lamia Majed, Tala Hafez, Alaa Bader, Bateel Marzouq, Malak Al-Najrani, Al-Jawhara Abdullah, Nour Ali, Areef Al-Kareem, Al-Jouri Al-Dossari, Noura Al-Maliki, Nour Freish, and Hajar Al-Jabri.
During the camp, the team will play two closed-door friendly matches.
The first match will be held on March 30, and the second on April 2, as part of the technical program aimed at enhancing team cohesion and gaining field experience.
This camp is an extension of the development programs implemented by the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, which aim to build a strong foundation for youth categories, thus supporting the continued success of the national teams at both the continental and international levels.
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