Women booters leave for 20-day camp in Korean EPZ

A 29-member squad comprising senior and under-20 women's team players, along with a seven-member coaching staff led by Peter Butler, departed for Chattogram on Saturday evening for a 20-day residential camp.

"The players will stay at the Korean EPZ under Youngone's management, with gym, field, accommodation, and food of good quality. We have kept the Air Force ground as a backup," Mahfuza Akter Kiron, chair person of BFF's women's wing, told reporters at her office on Saturday.

She added that a long list of 43 players has been prepared, including 10 currently in Bhutan and four with the under-17 team.

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"The 10 players in Bhutan will return on October 18 and join the 29 for 3-4 days of training in Dhaka. The team will then leave for Thailand on October 21 to play two friendly matches on October 24 and 27," Kiron informed.

Meanwhile, Kiron informed that the proposed three-week camp in Japan next month has been cancelled as the hosts will not be able to accommodate the team in the proposed window.