The Amputee Football WAFF Women’s World Cup 2024 is an event that has been highly anticipated by football enthusiasts worldwide.
Recently, the World Amputee Football Federation (WAFF) unveiled the official list of 16 nations that will be competing in the tournament.
The event is scheduled to take place in the vibrant city of Barranquilla, Colombia, from November 2 to 11, 2024, and promises to be a historic showcase of the resilience, skill, and spirit of women’s amputee football on a global stage.
The federation has set stringent criteria for entry into the tournament, ensuring that only the most committed and prepared federations earn the right to participate.
Adherence to specific guidelines is imperative for entry, underscoring the importance of financial responsibility, punctuality, and effective communication within the global amputee football community.
Out of the initial pool of applicants, 15 teams have successfully met the criteria of submitting their applications on time, laying the foundation for a competitive and well-prepared field.
These teams represent a diverse array of nations from different corners of the globe, including traditional football powerhouses and emerging talents.
However, two teams face the task of settling their WAFF membership fees from previous years by January 30, 2024, despite their eagerness to compete.
The federation emphasizes that these fees must be paid to ensure their participation in the tournament.
The list of participating nations includes representatives from Africa, the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
- Angola
- Brazil
- Cameroon
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- England
- Ghana
- Haiti
- Liberia
- Nigeria
- Poland
- Rwanda
- Ukraine
- USA
- India – Presently not a member of WAFF in good standing
- Kenya – Application submitted after the deadline, not a member of WAFF in good standing
The inclusion of nations like Brazil, England, and the USA adds an extra layer of excitement, as these traditional football powerhouses bring their renowned footballing prowess to the amputee football arena.
Additionally, the participation of emerging football nations such as Rwanda and Ukraine showcases the truly global and inclusive nature of the tournament.
Football enthusiasts worldwide eagerly anticipate the Amputee Football WAFF Women’s World Cup 2024, as these 16 nations prepare to showcase their talent, determination, and sportsmanship in Barranquilla.
The tournament promises not only thrilling matches but also a celebration of the unifying power of football across diverse cultures and continents.
With the stage set for a historic showdown, fans can expect an unforgettable event that will leave a lasting impact on the world of football.
