Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has officially left Paris FC after five years with the French club, bringing an important chapter of her European career to an end.
Softfootball reports that Paris FC confirmed the Nigeria international’s departure while thanking her for the contribution she made to the club’s progress. Nnadozie joined the French side in 2020 after making her name with Nigerian club Rivers Angels.
She was named the Arkema Premier League’s Best Goalkeeper for the 2023-24 season, reflecting her consistency between the posts.
Nnadozie’s final campaign with Paris FC also ended with silverware. She played a decisive role in the club’s Coupe de France triumph against Paris Saint-Germain, saving two penalties during a dramatic shootout victory.
Paris FC highlighted her five-year contribution as it wished the African Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year success in the next stage of her career.
The 2023 and 2024 African Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year has already built a strong reputation internationally and remains an important figure for the Super Falcons.
Her departure now opens a new chapter, with attention turning to where the Nigerian goalkeeper will continue her career. The next chapter of her career is now awaited. More details are expected
