Ghanaian prospect Agnes Yeboah has signed with the Chinese club Guangdong Meizhou Women.

Ghanaian striker Agnes Yeboah has finalized her transfer to Chinese club Guangdong Meizhou Women Football Club, signing a permanent contract after moving from Ghana Women's Premier League team Jonina Ladies. The forward, who represents the Black Princesses, will join her new squad for the latter half of the 2026 Chinese Women's Super League season. The transfer was officially announced last week, with the former captain of Jonina Ladies completing all necessary formalities before signing the contract. Yeboah will don the jersey number 35 at her new team. She made her debut for Guangdong Meizhou over the weekend, playing for 53 minutes in their loss to Sichuan Women. The forward was part of the Black Princesses team that successfully qualified for the 2026 U-20 Women's World Cup, to be held in Poland in September. Additionally, she led Jonina Ladies to the semi-finals of the 2025/26 Ghana Women's FA Cup. Yeboah's transition to China marks a crucial advancement in her career as she aims to further her growth and acquire valuable experience in one of Asia's premier women's football leagues. She joins the ranks of other Ghanaian players who have made the leap to the Chinese Women's Super League, following the path of several fellow countrymen who have played in the league. The 20-year-old's standout performances for Jonina Ladies and the Black Princesses caught the eye of Guangdong Meizhou, who acted swiftly to secure her services for the remainder of their season. Yeboah will be eager to cement her place in the starting eleven and assist Guangdong Meizhou in their pursuit of climbing the league standings as the Chinese Women's Super League progresses.