Princella Adubea

“Yes for sure, I am hoping for that, that's my aim, I listen to coaches and personally I feel anything you do you have to set a target and that is my target and am working towards that.”

“When it comes to motivating myself, it is not about money but I encourage myself to be the best at what I do and when fans are happy, it's a great feeling for me. This award is a massive honour and a motivation to reach higher heights.”

“The quality of the Black Queens team is very high, from the goalkeeping department to the attackers. All the players have geniune talents.”

“They are really doing a good job for us because at first people don’t even cheer female footballers but now they are all supporting us. We are always grateful, we hope they will continue to support and we will also do our best for them.”

“We don’t really care about their World ranking as I know we can match them. We are going to play as a team and I know at the end of the day we are going to achieve what we deserve.”

“As a footballer you need to be tough in everything so I will say I am thankful to God for how far He has brought me, I am so excited to be back.”

“Sometimes you will lose, sometimes too you will win but I think we can build on the positives from now.”

“My message is simple: keep supporting us, keep praying for us. We promise to give our best and bring the trophy home. Thank you.”

“It’s very important. When I check my social media, I see people who post about me and send encouraging messages. We definitely inspire many, especially the young ones who dream of playing for Ghana one day.”

“Whatever it takes to keep myself in top shape, I’m ready to do it.”

“I always want to give my best for the national team because I love Ghana and our fans are amazing. They deserve our very best.”

“Every team at the AFCON has earned their place, so each game will be tough. But we have belief in ourselves and what we bring to the competition.”

“It’s very important to lead by example through my work. I always make myself available to the younger ones in case they need support. We live together like a family, and sometimes it’s hard to even tell who’s new or old.”

“I believe in my teammates and the work we’ve done in training. Our preparation, our coaches and our belief will push us forward.”

“Out of so many female footballers, to be chosen to play at such a big tournament is a huge honour. Women’s football is loved by many, and we know a lot of people will be watching us.”

“It’s always a great feeling to represent your country.”

“WAFCON is the biggest women’s football competition in Africa. It’s always a great opportunity to play on such a huge stage, and I’m super excited to represent Ghana again.”

“Ghana is blessed with a lot of female talent, and that remains consistent.”

“In the previous squads, I was one of the youngest and had the chance to learn a lot from the experienced players. Now, I’m one of the oldest and the longest-serving, so I’ve taken on the responsibility of mentoring the younger ones, which I really enjoy.”