My Best Is Yet To Come- Elizabeth Addo

Midfielder, Elizabeth Addo who scored 17 goals in 15 games in the Hungarian Women’s top flight league is urging fans of her club to expect more from her claiming that her best is yet to come.

The Black Queens midfielder has been impressive form for Ferencvaros since joining them on a one year deal from Serbian side ZFK Spartak Subotica in June 2015 with some breathtaking performances both on the Hungarian domestic completion and the UEFA Women’s League.

In an exclusive interview with SportsCrusader.com from her base in Hungary, the former Black Princesses player noted that her time in Europe has been smooth.

“Everything is moving on smoothly [since moving here]. 15 games played, 17 goals scored but I am still learning and the best of me is yet to come”, Elizabeth Addo said.

Speaking about her immediate goals for the season, Addo said:” I am not the goal Queen though but my main target is to explore the Gift and the Talent GOD has given me. That’s when the award will be flowing to make (GOD) Himself proud, Mother Ghana Proud and also Africa proud. In short will be a dream come true if I join any of the big teams next season”

The 22-year old have in the past had stints with Nigeria where she played for Rivers Angels in the top flight division of the female soccer league.

She was also the deputy captain for Ghana’s U17 female team (Black Maidens) at the 2010 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in Trinidad and Tobago.

My Best Is Yet To Come- Elizabeth Addo

Addo Warns Black Queens Against Complacency

Ghana International, Elizabeth Addo has cautioned the Black Queens against complacency as they seek to secure qualification for the African Women’s Championship, slated for Cameroon later this year.

Ghana beat Tunisia 2-1 in the first leg of the final round of qualifiers on Wednesday in Tunis and any win or a draw in the second leg in Accra on Tuesday will see the Queens through to the continental show piece.

Speaking on the chances of the team for the tournament, the midfielder, who currently plays for Ferencvaros in the Hungarian women top flight league expressed delight about the result in Tunisia.

“I was happy,they picked a point in Tunisia. It’s very important [They got the win]”, she told SportsCrusader.com from her base in Hungary.

Elizabeth Addo however was quick to admit that an upset is a possibility and urged the team to stay focus.

“Anything can happen [In Football] and so they [the Black Queens] have to stay focus till the end of 180th minute”, Addo added.

Elizabeth Addo, like other Ghanaian female players abroad was not involved in the qualifiers but is likely to make the squad to Cameroon if the Black Queens seal qualification.

Addo Warns Black Queens Against Complacency