"Gift Monday's Return to Super Falcons Sparks Concern Ahead of WAFCON" In a surprising turn of events, Gift Monday, the 24-year-old striker, has rejoined the Super Falcons after being left out of the team's recent squad. This decision has sparked a new wave of concern among team officials and fans, particularly as the Africa Women's Cup of Nations (WAFCON) draws near. Gift Monday initially made a strong impression in the US-based NWSL, scoring goals for her club, Washington Spirit. However, her goal-scoring form has since tapered off, raising eyebrows about her current form. The issue at hand is that a striker's primary role is to score goals, and Gift Monday's recent performances have failed to meet this expectation. In a friendly match against Cameroon, she was marked out of the game and failed to find the back of the net. Her club, Washington Spirit, also recently faced a 1-0 defeat at home to Portland Thorns, a team Gift Monday had previously scored against. Team officials are now questioning whether Gift Monday is the right choice for the Super Falcons ahead of WAFCON. As the tournament approaches, the team is eager to find a reliable striker who can consistently score goals and lead their team to victory. With Gift Monday's recent performances in mind, many are left wondering if she has what it takes to make a significant impact in the tournament. Gift Monday's return to the Super Falcons has undoubtedly brought about a mix of emotions among fans and team officials. While some may be optimistic about her potential, others are more cautious, given her recent struggles on the field. As the team continues to prepare for WAFCON, one thing is certain: Gift Monday will have to prove herself to be a valuable asset to the team if she hopes to make a lasting impression at the tournament.