Nigerian Super Falcons stars, including Michelle Alozie, Rasheedat Ajibade, Ashleigh Plumptre, and Chinwe Ihezuo, join Asisat Oshoala in congratulating goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie on her transfer to Brighton & Hove Albion Women.
Several Super Falcons stars have joined Asisat Oshoala in congratulating goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie on her recent transfer to Brighton & Hove Albion Women, showing strong support for their teammate鈥檚 exciting new chapter in England.
Nnadozie became the latest Nigerian football player to move to England after she was unveiled by Brighton and Hove Albion鈥檚 Women鈥檚 team on Friday.
As reported by Pulse Sports Nigeria, the 24-year-old Nigerian international will officially become a Brighton player when he joins the English club on July 1.
Nigerian Teammates Join the Celebration
Following Oshoala鈥檚 fiery comment welcoming Nnadozie to Brighton, other Nigerian internationals quickly joined the bandwagon of well-wishers.
Michelle Alozie led the praise with a heartfelt 鈥渟tar girl鈥 message on Instagram following a video shared by the club.
At the same time, Rasheedat Ajibade, who herself is poised for a new club move after leaving Atletico Madrid, alongside Chinwe Ihezuo, also sent their congratulations.
Warm Messages from Fellow Players
Ashleigh Plumptre expressed her excitement with 鈥淎mazing! Congrats Chi,鈥 and Esther Okoronkwo added a simple but sincere 鈥淐ongrats Chi!鈥
The outpouring of support from these Nigerian stars shows the strong bond within the Super Falcons squad as they celebrate Nnadozie鈥檚 rise and new challenge in the English Women鈥檚 Super League.
This collective show of encouragement highlights the pride and unity among Nigerian women footballers as they continue to make significant strides on the global stage.
After the transfer to Brighton, Ajibade and her teammates will be hoping that Nnadozie can use the WAFCON to remind her new club and the fans exactly why she鈥檚 highly rated.
Nnadozie and her Super Falcons teammates are looking to make history in Morocco as Nigeria looks for a record-extending 10th WAFCON title.