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Brighton &amp Hove Albion Women have officially signed international goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie on a free transfer, with her Paris FC contract ending on 30 June. She will join her new team on 1 July, as confirmed by the club.
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At 24, Nnadozie arrives after a prolific five years at Paris FC, where she made 118 appearances. She was instrumental in their 2025 Coupe de France Féminine win saving two penalties in the final and has featured 16 times in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
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Her individual honours include being the first African player to win UNFP Division 1 Féminine Goalkeeper of the Season in 2024, alongside D1 Arkema top keeper recognition. Brighton manager Dario Vidosic praised her as "a talented and commanding goalkeeper who will bring consistency and confidence to our defensive line," believing she adds depth and ambition to their squad.

Nnadozie debuted with Rivers Angels in Nigeria before joining Paris FC in January 2020. She earned 55 caps for the Super Falcons since her senior debut in April 2018.

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We believe Chiamaka Nnadozie’s move to Brighton marks a significant step in both her career and the evolution of Nigerian football talent. Five impactful years in France have honed her goalkeeping prowess now, the English Women’s Super League provides a fresh proving ground. It’s a calculated, ambition-fuelled transition one well-timed for her prime.

We feel this addition reflects Brighton’s determination to tighten their defence. Consistency between the posts is non-negotiable in the WSL, and Nnadozie’s record national titles, cup success, Champions League experience gives them exactly that.

We also hold that Nnadozie’s journey exemplifies a narrative of progression and possibility. Rising from Rivers Angels to European stages, she has shattered ceilings, earning top honours and continental recognition. Her presence in the WSL now not only strengthens Brighton but inspires younger players back home.

We support this move wholeheartedly. With her talent, leadership and competitive mindset, Nnadozie is poised to elevate her new team—and in turn, further boost the reputation of Nigerian exports in elite women’s football.
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Did You Know?

 Nnadozie became the first African recipient of UNFP Division 1 Féminine Goalkeeper of the Season in 2024.

 In the 2025 Coupe de France final, she saved two penalties to help Paris FC upset PSG.

 Over four [seasons](https://thestarsareright.org/index.php/User:SashaHammack896) in France, she earned CAF Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year consecutively in 2023 and 2024.

 Nnadozie kept six clean sheets in just 18 [matches](https://wiki.bibanon.org/User_talk:CharoletteBardon) last season, showcasing elite shot-stopping efficiency.

 She became the youngest goalkeeper to record a clean sheet for Nigeria at a FIFA World Cup, at 19 in the 2019 tournament.