Ghana Women's Premier League defender Hellen Kutsanedzi has sealed a move to Tanzanian powerhouse Simba Queens, signing a two-year contract after leaving Epiphany Warriors in one of the notable transfers involving a Ghanaian women's footballer this window.
The left back completed the switch with the deal facilitated by FIFA-licensed agent Victor Elias Seshie, widely known in football circles as AgentVES.
The transfer sees Kutsanedzi take the next step in her career after impressing for Epiphany Warriors in Ghana's top flight, where her performances established her as one of the league's dependable defenders.
Simba Queens have continued to strengthen their squad as they prepare for another competitive campaign in Tanzania and on the continental stage.
Kutsanedzi's arrival is expected to bolster the club's defensive options with her pace, composure and ability to contribute at both ends of the pitch.
AgentVES Oversees Transfer
FIFA agent Victor Elias Seshie played a central role in completing the transfer, adding another international deal to his growing portfolio of player movements across African football.
Kutsanedzi now joins one of East Africa's most successful women's clubs, where expectations remain high for both domestic success and strong performances in continental competitions.
Her departure also represents another positive milestone for the Ghana Women's Premier League, highlighting its growing reputation as a pathway for talented players seeking opportunities beyond the country's borders.
For Epiphany Warriors, the transfer marks the end of an important chapter for one of their key defenders. For Kutsanedzi, it is the beginning of a fresh challenge in the colours of Simba Queens, with two years ahead to make her mark in Tanzanian women's football.
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