By Daily Sports on January 24, 2017
Super Falcons striker, Asisat Oshoala has said emphatically that she is 100% player of top English Women’s Super League (WSL) side, Arsenal Ladies.
The reigning African best player was reportedly linked with a move to unnamed Chinese club side.
Oshoala said the reported switch merely exists in the imagination of the reporter as she has no immediate intention or consideration to leave the English side.
“I’m 100% at my club, Arsenal Ladies, I do not know the source of the report that I’m moving to China.
“I’m 100% Arsenal Ladies nothing more than that I’m on a break in Nigeria, a longer break after a major championship, Africa Women Cup of Nations in Cameroon,” said the former Liverpool Ladies FC and Rivers Angels markswoman to supersport.com.
Oshoala said she is happy with her award and will continue to impact on the upcoming youngsters in the round leather game.
“I feel really happy and excited winning the African best player award for the second time.
“I will continue to work hard to steadily better my previously performances both at club and national levels.
“Of course, I have charity work as well as foundation aimed at helping the upcoming player.
“I hold a yearly U17 football championship as a way of giving back to the society and the younger ones.
“I will continue to do my best to ensure more ‘Oshoalas’ are discovered and brought to football limelight,” said the former FC Robo goal poacher.
The lanky lethal finisher was pivotal to Super Falcons’ victory at the 10th Africa Women Cup of Nation in Cameroon. (supersport.com)
•Photo shows Asisat Oshoala
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 23, 2017
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