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Ghanaian female footballer Faustina Abrafi Agyemang has signed for Israeli side Maccabi Beer Sheva.
Agyemang has signed a one-year deal with the fourth-tier side with the option to extend for another year.
The attacker joins the club from Ghana Women's Premier League side Supreme Ladies after several years in Ghana.
Agyemang becomes the latest player to leave the country after several departures during the end of the season.
She will be hoping she can contribute hugely to the club's season as they seek a return to top-flight football in the coming years.
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