By Ghana News 
Football fans across the country woke up to serious drama surrounding our national women team. Members of the Black Queens raised serious concerns about unpaid bonuses and per diems during their time in Morocco. People feel frustrated whenever national athletes struggle to get what they deserve after working hard.
The Ministry of Sports and Recreation quickly stepped forward to clear the air on this matter. Officials dismissed the claims completely and insisted that all approved allowances have been fully paid out. According to records, players received advance money on July 29 to cover expenses up to August 7. A second batch of cash followed on August 11 to handle their extended stay after the quarterfinal stage.
When it comes to winning bonuses from the group stage victory over Cape Verde, the ministry confirmed that money is processing. That cash will soon hit individual bank accounts once financial procedures finish up. However officials firmly rejected claims regarding a separate qualification bonus from matches against Egypt. Current sports frameworks do not provide extra cash rewards simply for scaling through preliminary rounds.
Welfare arrangements in Morocco also received clear explanations from government representatives. The delegation included a team manager two physiotherapists a doctor a nurse a dietician and a personal chef to look after everyone. An accountant was stationed right there to disburse additional welfare funds smoothly without delays.
Attention must now shift toward upcoming battles because distractions will only derail progress. The Black Queens are preparing intensely for a crucial world cup qualification playoff against Cote d Ivoire. Securing a ticket to the 2027 FIFA Women World Cup in Brazil remains the ultimate goal. Putting off field money disputes behind them will help the team focus fully on victory.
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