Issa Balboné has been appointed head coach of Burkina Faso’s women’s national team as part of a wider restructuring of the country’s national-team technical setup.
The Burkina Faso Football Federation (FBF) confirmed Balboné’s appointment after its selection committee considered applications for the vacant position.
Balboné moves up from his previous role as coach of the Burkina Faso Under-17 men’s team to take charge of the senior women’s side.
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He succeeds Pascal Sawadogo, who previously led the Étalons Dames.
The appointment is part of changes being made by the FBF to its national-team technical structures, with the federation also handing responsibility for the men’s U17 side to former international Mamadou Zongo, known as Bebeto.
The federation said the changes are intended to strengthen the national teams and ensure the different age groups are better prepared for their upcoming competitions.
Balboné’s move to the women’s national team marks a new stage in his coaching career after his work with the Burkina Faso U17 side.
The coach was chosen through a formal recruitment process launched by the FBF, which invited applications for the position of head coach of the Étalons Dames.
Following the selection process, the federation opted to place its confidence in Balboné to lead the senior women’s national team.
His immediate task will be to oversee the women’s side as the federation continues its efforts to improve the organisation and preparation of its national teams.
The appointment also comes alongside a change in the leadership of the men’s U17 team.
Mamadou Zongo, popularly known as Bebeto, has been appointed to replace Balboné in charge of the young Stallions.
Zongo is a former Burkina Faso international and has experience in club management, while Balboné now moves into the senior women’s national team role.
The two appointments form part of what the FBF described as a reorganisation of its technical teams.
The federation believes the changes will provide the different national sides with the necessary conditions to prepare for future competitions.
Balboné takes over the women’s national team following Sawadogo’s departure from the position.
Sawadogo had been in charge of the Étalons Dames before Balboné’s appointment was announced.
The FBF has expressed its support for both newly appointed coaches and congratulated them on taking up their respective positions.
The federation also wished Balboné and Zongo success as they begin their new assignments.
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