Nigeria’s Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, has officially ended her five-year journey with Paris FC, following the expiration of her contract. The 24-year-old departs the French side as one of the most decorated and influential goalkeepers in the club’s modern history.

Nnadozie, who joined Paris FC in 2020, leaves behind an impressive legacy:
    •    118 appearances
    •    52 clean sheets
    •    65.5% save rate
    •    3 UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifications
    •    1 Coupe de France title
    •    D1 Arkema Goalkeeper of the Season
    •    UNFP Best Goalkeeper Award

Her consistency and leadership in goal made her a pillar for the club and a fan favorite. Known for her sharp reflexes and commanding presence, Nnadozie played a crucial role in Paris FC’s rise to become one of France’s elite women’s teams.

Speaking on her departure, Nnadozie expressed gratitude:

“Paris FC gave me a home away from home and a platform to grow both as a footballer and as a person. I’m proud of what we achieved together, and I will always carry this chapter of my career with pride and love.”

Her time in France also elevated her profile on the international stage, as she remained Nigeria’s first-choice goalkeeper through major tournaments, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup and the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.

While her next destination is yet to be officially announced, sources close to the player suggest top European clubs are already in talks for her signature.

Nnadozie’s departure marks the end of an era for Paris FC — and the beginning of an exciting new chapter in her career.