Chinaza Agoh was invited to the Nigeria U-20 female football team for the first time in May 2023 and her club coach praised her for achieving the feat.
Saudi Women's League side, Al-Shabab Women, have secured the services of Nigeria U-20 forward, Chinaza Agoh from Delta Queens, Soccernet.ng reports.
The Falconet forward becomes the latest Nigerian female footballer to move to Saudi Arabia after Ashleigh Plumptre moved to Al-Ittihad after the FIFA Women's World Cup. The move will also see her become club teammate with Super Falcons veteran midfielder, Rita Chikwelu.
Capable of playing as an attacking midfielder, a winger and a centre forward, Agoh's versatility has seen her rise through the ranks very quickly, moving from the Delta Queens youth team to the senior team in a short time.
In May 2023, she was invited to the Falconets team ahead of Nigeria's WAFU B U-20 Women’s game against Ghana, and in the following month, she played a crucial role as Delta Queens won the NWFL title, ending the club's twelve-year wait for the title.
Agoh won the Most Valuable Player award, alongside the golden boot in the Nigeria Women Football League Premiership last season, with a brace from the substitutes' bench in the final of the Super 6 against Bayelsa Queens, winning the trophy with four minutes left on the clock.
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The young striker has now taken the next move in her career as she bids Delta Queens farewell and continues her journey to the top with Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab.
