Ghana's Black Queens are making waves in African women's football, with standout players Grace Asantewaa and Portia Boakye named to the CAF Women's Tournament XI. Grace Asantewaa, known for her creativity and offensive prowess, has been a vital playmaker for the Black Queens. Her exceptional vision, dribbling skills, and ability to provide crucial assists have cemented her status as one of the most exciting midfielders in the recently concluded WAFCON 2024. Portia Boakye, an experienced defender and leader, has consistently delivered strong performances for Ghana. Her leadership and work ethic have significantly enhanced the team's overall performance.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) recognized both players' outstanding contributions by including them in the Best XI for the tournament. This selection highlights the growing impact of Ghanaian women's football on the continental stage. The recognition of Asantewaa and Boakye is a significant morale boost for the Black Queens and women's football in Ghana, showcasing the team's talent and inspiring the next generation of female footballers.

As Ghana prepares for the next edition of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, the Black Queens will look to these two stars to lead their charge for continental success.

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