Three players who were banned for organising a protest against their treatment while on international duty with Mali’s women’s team say they haven’t been paid since 2018 and that the Malian football federation (Femafoot) “doesn’t care” about women’s football in the country.
Mali’s captain Fatoumata Karentao, Coulouba Sogoré and Aïssata Traoré were suspended by Femafoot after organising the protest following their victory over Burkina Faso in the first leg of the 2024 Olympics qualifier in July, which took place in Benin. They had returned to Mali and had expected to go…
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