Afriyie has been one of Ghana’s hottest prospects in the past year helping the country to a gold medal at the African Games, where he scored the winner in the final against Uganda.
The young striker has made a remarkable mark on the football scene, being named the Best Player of the 2024 WAFU B U-20 Championship in Togo, where the Ghana U20 team finished as runners-up to Nigeria.
His standout performance included clinching the Golden Boot award, netting an impressive five goals in just five matches.
In a groundbreaking achievement, Afriyie became the first player from Ghana's third-tier league to be called up to the senior national team in November 2024 for the Africa Cup of Nations qualification matches.
He made an immediate impact by scoring on his debut against Niger, even though the Black Stars faced a tough 2-1 defeat.
The former Thoughts FC striker attracted interest from a number of clubs but settled for Al Qadsiya, who are currently third in the Saudi Professional League.
Afriyie is expected to gain international experience while on loan with CD Lugo before joining Al Qadsiya next season.
