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Jamil Abubakar joins Black Starlets Camp ahead of U-17 AFCON

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
February 25, 2026
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Jamil Abubakar, a 16-year-old midfield sensation, has officially joined the Black Starlets camp in preparation for the upcoming U-17 Africa Cup of Nations.

The Ghanaian-Canadian youngster, who currently plays for , is expected to strengthen the team’s midfield options as they fine-tune preparations for the continental tournament.

Born in Canada to Ghanaian roots, Abubakar operates primarily as a central and attacking midfielder. He is widely admired for his technical ability, close control, and creativity on the ball. The young talent is known for his confidence in tight spaces and his ability to glide past defenders with ease.

His inclusion in the Black Starlets camp is seen as a major boost, as the technical team looks to blend local and foreign-based players to build a competitive squad for the U-17 AFCON.

The team continues its preparations with high hopes of making a strong impact at the tournament.

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