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Portia Boakye

Footballer

BornApril 17, 1989 Age37 Years NationalityGhanaian RegionAshanti
Net Worth $100,000 (estimated) Estimated
Profession Footballer Footballer
Awards 3+ Won
Nationality Ghanaian

About Portia Boakye

Portia Boakye captains the Black Queens, and her late winner in the 2015 All-Africa Games final gave Ghana its first gold in the event. In September 2026 she signed for UNAM Pumas in Mexico's top women's league.

Club football

Born on 17 April 1989, she has played abroad for most of her career. With Östersunds DFF in Sweden in 2016 she scored on her debut against AIK and ended the season with seven league goals. She later played for Trabzon İdmanocağı in Turkey, Djurgården in Sweden and TP Mazembe in DR Congo before the move to Pumas for the 2026/27 season. She now plays mostly in defence.

Black Queens

She scored in a 3-0 win over Senegal in 2010 that sent Ghana to that year's African Women's Championship, and played every game of the 2014 edition. Her winning goal came in the 2015 All-Africa Games final, and she was shortlisted for African Women's Footballer of the Year that December. Ghana's sports writers named her female footballer of the year in 2016. She was in Ghana's squad at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

Frequently asked questions about Portia Boakye

What is Portia Boakye's net worth?

Portia Boakye has an estimated net worth of $100,000 (estimated).

How old is Portia Boakye?

Portia Boakye is 37 years old, born April 17, 1989.

What is Portia Boakye known for?

Portia Boakye is a Footballer.

What is Portia Boakye's nationality?

Portia Boakye is Ghanaian.

Personal Information

Date of Birth
17 April 1989
Nationality
Ghanaian
Region
Ashanti

Awards & Achievements

All-Africa Games gold medal (2015)
African Women's Championship bronze (2016)
SWAG Female Footballer of the Year (2016)

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Sources & References

  1. "Portia Boakye". Wikipedia.
  2. "Black Queens Captain Portia Boakye Joins Mexicos Unam Pumas". MyJoyOnline.
  3. "Portia Boakye Joins Unam Pumas to Bring Black Queens Experience to Mexico". africasoccer.com.

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Profile last updated: August 19, 2025  ·  Last fact-checked: October 19, 2026

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