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Paris FC goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie is on the verge of changing into the primary Nigeria worldwide to win the Participant of the Month award within the Female Division 1, Soccernet.ng studies.
Nnadozie has been nominated for the Greatest Participant of the Month trophy for March in D1 Arkema after a superb outing for Paris FC.
The Tremendous Falcons star saved two clear sheets in 4 video games for the capital membership, powering the Parisians to 3 victories.
Nnadozie notably brilliantly saved a penalty from Inès Benyahia in an exciting conflict in opposition to Le Havre minutes earlier than teammate Ribadeira netted the winner for Paris FC in a 3-2 victory.
The previous Rivers Angels star will, nonetheless, battle two different gamers – the Paris Saint-Germain duo of Tabitha Chawinga and Grace Geyoro – for the distinguished honour.
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Chawinga earned her nomination after scoring six occasions and offering 4 assists in 4 video games in March. The 27-year-old striker, on mortgage at Paris SG from China’s Wuhan Jianghan College, is the league’s high scorer with 17 objectives and high passer (10 assists).
PSG captain Geyoro can also be within the operating for the POTM award after contributing two objectives and two assists within the interval underneath evaluate.
Nnadozie with Nigeria
Nnadozie has been as distinctive for Nigeria as she had been for Paris FC.
The 23-year-old, the reigning Africa Feminine Goalkeeper of the 12 months, has saved an unbelievable 4 clear sheets in her final 4 video games for the Tremendous Falcons.
The younger shot-stopper helped Nigeria beat Cameroon over two legs in February, recording a goalless draw away from residence and a 1-0 win in Abuja.
With Nnadozie in spectacular type in purpose once more, the Tremendous Falcons repeated comparable outcomes in opposition to South Africa in April to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympic Video games.
It’s the first time Nigeria will make it to the Olympics in 16 years.
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