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Rasheedat Ajibade Set to Leave Atletico Madrid at Season’s End — NWSL Move on the Horizon

Rasheedat Ajibade Set to Leave Atletico Madrid at Season’s End — NWSL Move on the Horizon

Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade is expected to bid farewell to Atletico Madrid Femenino at the end of the current season, with her contract set to expire and no renewal in sight, according to reports from Soccerdona.

The 25-year-old Nigerian forward, who has been a vital piece of the Spanish side since her arrival in January 2021 from Norway’s Avaldsnes, will reportedly leave on a free transfer. Talks of a potential move to the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) in the United States are gaining momentum.

Ajibade has carved out an impressive legacy at Atletico — netting 40 goals in 136 appearances — combining flair, speed, and leadership both on and off the pitch. Her departure would mark the end of a fruitful chapter, and the club is already said to be exploring options to replace the influential winger.

Our Take:
Ajibade’s expected move could usher in a new era for her career — one that exposes her to a different style of play and greater global visibility. A switch to the NWSL would not only challenge her growth as a player but also raise the profile of African women’s football internationally.

From FC Robo Queens in Nigeria to the grand stages of Spain and possibly America, Rasheedat continues to show what’s possible when talent meets determination. Wherever she lands next, one thing is certain: she’s just getting started.

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