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FEFCAN All-Star Captain Stephen Esther Set for FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup

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Last updated: October 17, 2026 12:18 pm
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The Female Football Clubs Association of Nigeria (FEFCAN) has celebrated Stephen Esther, captain of its All-Star team, ahead of her participation in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup with Nigeria.

Esther’s selection marks another milestone in her football journey, which has seen her emerge as one of the young talents representing the promise of grassroots women’s football in Nigeria.

She captained the FEFCAN All-Star team to victory at the Cheetah Cup 2026 in Ghana, where the Nigerian side emerged champions and claimed the gold medal. Her leadership during the competition contributed to a memorable achievement for the association and highlighted the talent coming through the country’s grassroots women’s football system.

Now, Esther is preparing for a new challenge on the international stage as she joins Nigeria’s campaign at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.

From leading her teammates to success in Ghana to earning the opportunity to represent her country at a global youth tournament, her progress reflects the aspirations of many young female footballers working towards professional careers.

In its message of support, FEFCAN expressed confidence in Esther’s ability to make the most of the opportunity, while wishing her and the entire Nigerian team success at the tournament.

The association also described her achievement as a source of pride for grassroots women’s football in Nigeria, with hopes that she will continue to inspire other young players across the country.

Esther’s journey from FEFCAN All-Star captain to the world stage will be one to watch as Nigeria’s young women seek to make their mark on the international scene.

FEFCAN remains committed to building the future of women’s football in Nigeria through grassroots development and opportunities for emerging talent.

#FEFCAN #StephenEsther #FIFAU17WomensWorldCup #CheetahCup2026 #NigerianFootball #WomensFootball #GrassrootsFootball #SportingTheory

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