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Striker Asizat Oshoala heads to Al-Hilal in the Saudi women’s league on transfer from Bay FC

Striker Asizat Oshoala heads to Al-Hilal in the Saudi women’s league on transfer from Bay FC

  • The 30-year-old Nigerian international signed a two-year contract with Al-Hilal
  • Nigeria’s Ashleigh Plumptre and Francisca Ordega also play for Al-Hilal
  • Oshoala joined Bay FC ahead of their inaugural season in 2024 from Barcelona, where she won two Women’s Champions League titles
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