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Black Queens leave for Turkey for Women’s Invitational tournament

Fentuo Tahiru by Fentuo Tahiru
February 28, 2020
Reading Time: 1 min read

Players of the senior women’s national team, the Black Queens, have left for Turkey to participate in the 2020 Turkish Women’s Cup tournament, an invitational competition for women’s national teams from all over the world.

The competition, also called the Alanya City Gold Cup, is slated to come off from March 2-11 in the Turkish City of Alanya.

Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo left with a squad of 18 players that included experienced duo of Elizabeth Addo and Linda Eshun, who make a return to the national team for the first time since the Africa Women’s AFCON in December 2018.

We off to Turkey… National duties… #LE3 #BringBackTheLove #SupportWomensFootball đŸ™đŸ‡ŹđŸ‡­â€ïž pic.twitter.com/owSxUfNrBq

— Linda Eshun3 (@EshunLee20) February 28, 2020

There are also places in the team for Sherifatu Sumaila and former Black Princesses captain and goal machine, Princella Adubea.

The Black Queens will play Chile in the opening game on Wednesday March 4, 2020.

Black Queens Squad:

Goalkeepers:
Fafali Dumehasi (Police Ladies), Azume Adams (Prisons Ladies), Abigail Tawiah Mensah (Halifax Ladies)
Defenders:
Gladys Amfobea (Ladystrikers), Linda Eshun (Hasaacas Ladies), Janet Egyir (Hasaacas Ladies), Philicity Asuako (Police Ladies)
Midfielders:
Victoria Osei (Ampem Darkoa Ladies), Juliet Acheampong (Prisons Ladies), Sherrifatu Sumaila (USA), Mary Essiful (Soccer Intellectuals), Elizabeth Addo (Jiangsu Suning, China), Portia Boakye (DjurgÄrdens IF, Sweden), Grace Asantewaa (UD Logrono, Spain), Faustina Kyeremeh (Immigration Ladies)
Strikers:
Beatrice Sasu (Police Ladies), Priscilla Hagan (AC Piros Security, Romania), Princella Adubea (CD Sporting Club de Huelva, Spain)
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