English outfit, Nottingham Forest have announced the signing of Black Queens forward Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah on a contract until June 2027.
She joins the club as a free agent from London City Lionesses on a two-year deal.
Nottingham Forest expressed delightfulness in securing the services of the Ghanaian international.
On signing for Forest, Boye-Hlorkah said: “I’m excited to join the Club and play with this group of players.
“The team had an incredible season last year – history is being created here and I’m grateful that I can be a part of continuing to build something special at the Club.”
Nottingham Forest Women head coach, Carly Davies said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Chantelle to the Club. Having worked with Chaney previously I know the quality, experience and versatility she brings.
“Chaney is a player with proven quality at the highest level having previously played for Everton, Aston Villa and reigning WSL2 champions London City Lionesses. She will bring a wealth of knowledge and attacking threat to our team.
“Her ability to influence games, both with and without the ball, will be a huge asset as we continue to push for success. We’re excited to see her in the Garibaldi Red,” he said.
The forward joins WSL2 champions London City Lionesses, where she played a pivotal role in their promotion campaign scoring six goals including a crucial header in the final day title-decider against Birmingham City.
Boye-Hlorkah started her career in Merseyside at Everton’s Centre of Excellence before making her Women’s Super League debut for the Toffees in 2013, scoring her first goal for the club later that season.
After an eight-year stint with Everton, the forward joined WSL outfit Aston Villa in 2021 where Boye-Hlorkah would stay for two seasons.
In the 2023/24 season, Boye-Hlorkah signed for London City Lionesses with the 29-year-old clocking up 37 appearances over a two-year stint with the club.
On the international stage, Boye-Hlorkah represented England at U19 and U23 level before switching allegiance to Ghana in 2023, where the forward would feature in their most recent [2024] Women’s Africa Cup of Nations campaign, achieving a third place finish and bronze medal at the tournament.
