Ghana Women's Premier League left-back Hellen Kutsanedzi has completed a move to Tanzanian giants Simba Queens, signing a two-year contract with the club.
The Epiphany Warriors defender makes the switch to East Africa in a deal brokered by AgentVES, marking a significant step in her career as she joins one of the continent's most prominent women's football clubs.
Kutsanedzi has been a key figure for Epiphany Warriors in the Ghana Women's Premier League, featuring prominently for the Southern Zone side. Her performances at left-back have drawn attention, with the defender registering goals and consistent displays for her former club.
Simba Queens, one of Tanzania's top women's football sides, have been active in strengthening their squad as they compete for domestic honours and seek to make an impact on the continental stage. The capture of the Ghanaian left-back adds defensive quality and experience to their ranks.
The transfer was facilitated by AgentVES, who negotiated the two-year agreement that takes Kutsanedzi to East Africa.
The move represents another Ghanaian talent heading to the Tanzanian Women's Premier League, which has increasingly become a destination for players seeking new challenges and exposure.
Kutsanedzi will now look to establish herself at her new club and make an immediate impact as Simba Queens pursue their season objectives.
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