The 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, delayed and set to commence on July 5 in Morocco, features strong competitors like the host nation, Nigeria, and South Africa. Notable players include the experienced Asisat Oshoala, a three-time Wafcon champion, and promising newcomer Luvanga, who scored 19 league goals in Saudi Arabia last season. Oshoala's experience is crucial for Nigeria's pursuit of reclaiming their last trophy from 2018, while Luvanga's performance is being closely monitored as a key striker for Tanzania.
Oshoala has not been as prolific in front of goal since her move to the United States, she still exudes a superstar aura and is likely to be key in determining whether Nigeria can reclaim the Wafcon crown.
Luvanga netted 19 league times last season, putting her fourth in the Saudi Pro League charts, and goals in Tanzania's Wafcon warm-up matches proves she has the poacher's eye to go with her pace and power.
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