Boston Legacy FC have officially unveiled Super Falcons striker Gift Monday following her record-breaking $500,000 transfer from Washington Spirit.
The Nigerian forward has signed a contract that will keep her at the club until December 2030, marking a major step in her career as she prepares for a new challenge in the United States.
Monday’s transfer fee highlights the confidence Boston Legacy FC have placed in her ability to strengthen their attacking options. The striker will be expected to bring her goalscoring ability, movement, and attacking energy to the team’s forward line as the club continues to build for the future.
Softfootball understands that the move represents a significant milestone for the Nigerian international, who has continued to attract attention through her performances at club and international levels.
Monday will now look to settle into her new environment and make an immediate impact as she begins this fresh chapter of her professional career. Her long-term contract also gives her the opportunity to establish herself as an important figure at the club in the coming seasons.
Meanwhile, Gift Monday and fellow Nigerian international Deborah Abiodun are set to return to Washington Spirit following their involvement in Nigeria’s 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) campaign.
Their return comes after representing the Super Falcons on the continental stage, where Nigeria continued its pursuit of success in African women’s football. Both players will now turn their attention back to club football and their respective responsibilities.
While Monday begins a new journey with Boston Legacy FC after her record transfer, Abiodun will be looking to continue contributing to Washington Spirit following the international break.
Monday’s move is another notable development for Nigerian women’s football, with the striker earning a high-profile transfer and a long-term commitment from her new club.
Wishing Gift Monday success as she begins this exciting chapter. Her performances will be closely watched by Nigerian fans hoping to see her continue to shine at the highest level.