Ghanaian defender Emmanuella Adzi has completed her move to Indian women’s football club Sethu Football Club and has signed a contract to play in the Indian Women’s League (IWL) until the end of the season.
The move is an exciting new chapter for the young Ghanaian who makes the switch after an impressive spell with Cabfix Ladies FC in the Greater Accra Regional Football Association (GARFA) Women’s Division One League.
Adzi established herself as a reliable figure in the Cabfix Ladies defense with consistent performances throughout the 2025/26 GARFA Women’s Division One League season. She featured in every league match, playing a vital role as Cabfix Ladies finished third in the competition.
His consistency and contribution to the team earned him recognition as one of the club’s standout performers, with the Player of the Season campaign highlighting his importance to the team.
She was also part of the Cabfix Ladies team that won bronze in the 2026 Cheetah Cup in the 2026/27 pre-season, adding another achievement to her time with the club.
Adzi’s move also makes her the second Cabfix Ladies player to secure a transfer ahead of the 2026/27 season, following Hannah Quaye’s recent move. The two signings represent another significant development for the club as it continues to attract players from outside the domestic league.
Her move to Sethu FC provides an opportunity to test herself in a new football environment and gain valuable experience in one of Asia’s competitive women’s club leagues.
Based in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, Sethu FC competes in the Indian Women’s League, India’s top-tier women’s football competition. The club was the league champion in the 2018/19 season.
Adzi’s move also comes after he recently joined Clava Sports Agency, another step in his professional journey.
Having earned a reputation for consistency and reliability at Cabfix Ladies, the Ghanaian defender will now look to make her mark in India and capitalize on the opportunity presented by her move to Sethu FC.
Her transfer is another encouraging development for Ghanaian women’s football as local players continue to look for opportunities to showcase their talents outside the domestic league.