Chiamaka Nnadozie, born on December 8, 2000, in Imo State, Nigeria, is a rising star in women's football, known for her exceptional goalkeeping skills. Nnadozie's journey to football stardom began at a young age, inspired by her passion for the sport. Growing up in Nigeria, she honed her skills playing on the streets of Imo before catching the attention of local coaches and scouts.

Nnadozie's breakthrough came when she made her professional debut for Rivers Angels FC in the Nigerian Women's Football League. Her talent and determination quickly propelled her onto the national stage, earning her a call-up to the Nigerian Women's National Team, the Super Falcons, in 2018. Nnadozie's impressive performances between the posts solidified her position as the team's first-choice goalkeeper.

In 2019, Nnadozie rose to international prominence during the FIFA Women's World Cup held in France. As the youngest goalkeeper in the tournament, she delivered standout performances, including a memorable clean sheet against tournament favorites, France, in the group stage. Nnadozie's remarkable displays earned her widespread acclaim and established her as one of the most promising goalkeepers in women's football. Nnadozie was also crowned the best CAF Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year 2023.

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