As the new season begins, several Black Queens players are anticipated to shine at their respective clubs.
Notable players to watch include Doris Boaduwaa, Evelyn Badu, Freda Ayisi, Portia Boakye, and Priscilla Adubei, each bringing significant experience and talent to the field.
- Doris Boaduwaa (Hapoel Jerusalem)
Following a successful stint in Europe, the 21-year-old Ghanaian international has signed a two-year contract with Hapoel Jerusalem after leaving Serbian side Spartak Subotica at the end of the 2023/24 season. Boaduwaa is anticipated to play a key role for Hapoel in the Israeli Women’s Premier League, drawing on her recent European experience, including her notable performances in the Women’s Champions League with Subotica.
2. Evelyn Badu (FC Fleury 91 Féminines)
Evelyn Badu has signed a contract with FC Fleury 91 Féminines that will keep her in the French League until 2025. The 2022 CAF Women’s Youth Player of the Year and CAF Women’s Interclub Player of the Year is looking to gain more match experience and showcase her talents after limited appearances in the 2023/24 D1 Arkema season.
- Freda Ayisi (Charlton Athletic)
Freda Ayisi, who has previously won the FA Cup with Arsenal during the 2013/14 season, joined Charlton Athletic in 2022 and extended her contract in 2023 following a successful campaign. With four assists and two goals last season, Freda is expected to be a key player for Charlton under Karen Hills in the upcoming season.
- Portia Boakye (Hapoel Petah Tikva)
Black Queens captain Portia Boakye has moved from the Swedish League to the Israeli League, joining Hapoel Petah Tikva after a lengthy stint with Djurgården. At 35, Portia is expected to be a vital player for her new team, despite her age.
- Priscilla Adubea (Trabzonspor)
Former Ampem Darkoa Ladies star Priscilla Adubea is one to watch in the Turkish Women’s League. After spells with Racing de Santander and Kiryat Gat, she has made a significant move to Trabzonspor, aiming to replicate her impressive form from her time with Ampem Darkoa Ladies in the Maltese GUINNESS Women’s Premier League.
