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Thelma Baffour Attuah, the former Jonina Ladies Football Academy playmaker, has made history as the second Ghanaian player to win the CAF Women's Champions League. Her team, TP Mazembe, secured a 1-0 victory against AS FAR of Morocco in the 2024 final, marking a monumental achievement in African women’s football.
Widely recognized for her iconic No. 27 shattered jersey during her time with Jonina Ladies, Thelma Baffour played a vital role in the team’s rise from Division One to the Ghana Women’s Premier League. Her exceptional talent and leadership qualities also contributed to Jonina Ladies’ successful promotion in the 2023/2024 season. Known for her creativity and determination, she became a cornerstone of the team’s success and left a legacy that resonates to this day.
At TP Mazembe, Thelma Baffour’s brilliance shone throughout the tournament. She was pivotal in all five matches leading to the final. Her dedication and skill earned her a key role in the championship game, further solidifying her reputation as a game-changer. Her experience, tactical awareness, and flair earned her recognition and a cameo appearance with her coach during the final.
Thelma Baffour Attuah’s achievements reflect her potential to significantly impact the Ghana Black Queens. As a proven champion and a skilled playmaker, her call-up to the national team could be a transformative step for Ghanaian football. With her experience in the Ghana Women’s National Teams and now as a CAF Women’s Champions League winner, Thelma Baffour Attuah remains a true national asset and a shining example of Jonina Ladies’ commitment to nurturing world-class talent.
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