Chantelle Louise Boye-Hlorkah

Chantelle Louise Boye-Hlorkah is a dynamic left winger currently playing for Nottingham Forest in the Women's Championship, where she has been making a significant impact on the field. At 31 years old, the Ghanaian international brings a wealth of experience to the pitch, utilizing her position as an Outside Winger (OW) to create opportunities and dictate play. Over the course of 11 games this season, she has logged an impressive 1114 minutes, showcasing her stamina and dedication to the team. Her attacking prowess is highlighted by her 0.27 goals per game, supported by a strong expected goals (xG) statistic of 0.36 per game, indicating her constant threat in the opponent’s half.

Boye-Hlorkah’s contribution to the team extends beyond goal-scoring, as evidenced by her comprehensive playstyle. She excels in progressive plays, with a progressive carrying distance of 25.3 per game, and a notable progressive passing distance of 103.07, making her a key player in transitioning play from defense to attack. Her defensive contributions are equally impressive, with possession-adjusted interceptions at 6.35 per game and challenges at 4.73, although she has room to improve her challenge success rate from 39%. With an estimated transfer value of €87K, Boye-Hlorkah’s deep threat archetype has positioned her as a vital asset to any team aiming for tactical versatility and forward momentum. Her playmaker rank of 3.5 indicates that there is still potential for further refinement in orchestrating play, adding a layer of intrigue to her already impressive profile.