The recent rankings placed the Queens behind powerhouses Nigeria, South Africa, and Morocco, who hold the top three positions.

This achievement not only reflects the team's current standing but also underscores its potential to further climb the ladder in the world of women's football.

One of the significant milestones in the team's recent trajectory is their qualification for the upcoming Women's African Cup of Nations (WAFCON), scheduled for June next year in Morocco.

The Queens, led by Swiss coach Nora Hauptle, exhibited their dominance during the qualification phase, securing their berth with an impressive record of three victories, and one loss, conceding only two goals while netting an impressive 15 goals.

This marks a return to the WAFCON tournament for Ghana's women, with their last appearance dating back to 2018 when Ghana played host. The anticipation is high as the Black Queens prepare to showcase their improved skills and resilience on the continental stage, aiming for a triumphant campaign in Morocco.

After the Christmas holidays, the team will shift focus to the 2024 Paris Olympic qualification, with a crucial clash against Zambia in February. This will present another opportunity for the Black Queens to not only assert their dominance regionally but also to make a statement on the global stage as they strive for a spot in the prestigious Olympic Games which will be in held in Paris.