Priscilla Okyere

Priscilla Okyere, born on June 6th, 1995, in Kumasi, Ghana, has emerged as a remarkable talent in the world of football. From a tender age, she developed a deep love for the sport, drawing inspiration from her mother, who excelled as both a runner and a goalkeeper. Growing up, Okyere's passion for football was evident. Influenced by her mother's sporting prowess, she gravitated towards the beautiful game. At the age of ten, she fearlessly joined the boys in her neighborhood, showcasing her skills and determination on the pitch.

Recognizing Okyere's potential, she was recruited by the renowned AshTown Ladies Football Club in Kumasi at the age of 15. This opportunity marked a turning point in her career, as she honed her abilities and proved her worth among talented peers. Her dedication and exceptional performances soon caught the attention of prominent clubs.

Following her stint at AshTown Ladies, Okyere ventured into the Ghanaian football scene, joining Endvoice before making a significant move to Fabulous Ladies. It was with Fabulous Ladies that she experienced remarkable triumphs, securing two Women's League trophies. Bolstered by her achievements, Okyere sought new challenges and embarked on an international journey.

Okyere's first overseas opportunity came when she joined FK Obilic in Serbia for a season. Displaying her skills on foreign soil, she returned to Ghana and signed with Ampem Darkoa Ladies. During her three seasons with Ampem Darkoa Ladies, she became a force to be reckoned with, winning two Women's League titles and two Super League trophies.

Notably, FK Spartak Subotica in Serbia recognized Okyere's talent and invited her to join their ranks. Her time with Spartak Subotica proved immensely successful as she clinched the Super League and Serbian League titles. Subsequently, Okyere's journey took her to Madrid, Spain, where she joined Rayo Vallecano Femenino, showcasing her skills on the Spanish football stage.

Priscilla Okyere, with immense pride, represented the U-17 Women's team in the prestigious 2012 FIFA World Cup, adorning the team's jersey. Her exceptional performance and dedication contributed to the team's remarkable achievement of securing third place in the tournament. She joined the Black Queens during the 2016 Women's Cup of Nations, showcasing her skills as an integral part of the squad. Additionally, her pivotal contributions played a significant role in securing victory for the team in the WAFU Women's Championship in early 2018.

At present, Priscilla holds the position of a central midfielder, actively participating in both the Ghana women's national team and Turkish club Hatayspor.