De Fazio named in PWNFT squad for November camp ahead of 2025 SEA Games

Philippine Football Federation

20 November, 2025

The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has officially released the list of players called up for the Philippine Women’s National Football Team (PWNFT) ahead of the November 2025 training camp, the team’s final major preparation window before the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in December.

The training camp, which will run from November 23 to December 2, also serves as part of the buildup for the Filipinas’ campaign in the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup next march.

The Filipinas are grouped against reigning gold medalist Vietnam, silver medalist Myanmar, and Malaysia in the SEA Games women’s football tournament in Thailand that will kick off on December 5.

PFF President John Anthony Gutierrez reaffirmed the Federation’s strong support for the Filipinas’ campaign.

“The team has shown consistency, maturity, and a fighting spirit that continues to inspire Filipino fans everywhere. This camp is an essential part of ensuring that the Filipinas enter the SEA Games and the Asian Cup with the best possible preparation,” Gutierrez said. “We remain committed to giving this team the resources and stability it needs to compete at the highest level.”

Filipinas head coach Mark Torcaso emphasized the importance of this training block for both team selection and long-term development.

“This is a really exciting window for us as it’s our preparation window going into the SEA Games. We’ve got a nice big squad to select from to attend the SEA Games and we’ll use this camp as an opportunity to fine-tune that and pick the best available 23 for the SEA Games,” Torcaso said.

He also welcomed the return of striker Sarina Bolden, who rejoins the camp following an injury layoff.

“It’s also really great to have Sarina come back into camp after her absence with injury and we’ll work through her rehab and her processes to bring her back to play as soon as possible,” he noted. “Unfortunately, she won’t be ready for the SEA Games but our goal is to have her ready for the Asian Cup.”

Torcaso added that the camp gives opportunities to several rising talents.

“There’s also a number of young players that feature in this team that haven’t had much opportunity in the last few months because of unavailability due to university commitments and we look forward to seeing them with a really strong team available considering it’s outside of the FIFA window,” he said.

“We plan to go there and make the final games and bring home a medal. I’m really excited by this group and this team that we’re bringing and we’re looking forward to making the country proud.”

The player list for the Filipinas November Training Camp is as follows:

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