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Ghana midfielder Azumah Bugre is positive about the Black Queens adapting to the coaching style of new boss, Kim Lars Bjorkegren.
The Swedish tactician’s debut game in charge of the Black Queens was met with a 1-0 loss against Morocco in an international friendly. Despite a late defeat in Bjorkegren's debut match, Bugre is confident that the team will adapt well to the coach's unique tactics as time wears on.
"I think he comes in with something different but it's quite good because not just me but along with my teammates, we're trying to adapt well," she said after the loss against Morocco.
The midfielder stressed the importance of players embracing new tactical approaches and praised the team's ability to communicate and clarify any doubts. "We understand each other and everything is clear... I think we're adapting so so well and I think it's going to be a good way moving forward."
With the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) approaching, Bugre's ability to adapt quickly to Bjorkegren's style will be crucial for the team's success.
The Black Queens have been drawn into Group C alongside South Africa, Mali, and Tanzania for the continental tournament.
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