Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade has emerged as Nigeria’s highest-valued female footballer, with her market worth climbing to €425,000 following her recent transfer to Paris Saint-Germain Féminine.
The 26-year-old has made 17 appearances this season, showcasing her adaptability across midfield and attacking roles, and further solidifying her importance to both club and country.
Midfielder Jennifer Echegini ranks second with a valuation of €375,000 after settling into life in Paris after her time with Juventus Women. She has featured in 24 matches this season, contributing seven goals in domestic and European competitions.
In third place is Gift Monday, now valued at €300,000 following an impressive run with Washington Spirit. Her consistent goal-scoring performances, including a notable hat-trick last season, have boosted her profile.
Former top-ranked star Asisat Oshoala drops to fourth with a valuation of €280,000 after her move to Al-Hilal Women. Despite the decline linked to age and resale factors, the 31-year-old remains one of the most accomplished names in women’s football.
Goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie continues to impress at Brighton & Hove Albion Women, maintaining a strong reputation with a 75.7% save rate, 4.2 saves per match, and six clean sheets in the league.
Forward Rinsola Babajide is valued at €100,000 after consistent performances for AS Roma Women, where she has scored seven goals across five competitions this season.
Defender Michelle Alozie holds a valuation of €80,000 for her dependable displays at Chicago Stars FC, while midfielder Toni Payne is valued at €70,000 following her influential role at Everton Women.
Young defender Rofiat Imuran continues her rise at London City Lionesses, reaching a valuation of €65,000 and drawing attention for a potential big move.
Completing the top ten is striker Uchenna Kanu, currently valued at €55,000 while playing for Cruz Azul Femenil.
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