Crystal Palace has signed a 21-year-old Nigeria international goalkeeper. The player, who was with Portsmouth last season, has joined Palace on a two-year deal.
The signing was announced on Thursday. Further details about the move are available from the source.
The goalkeeper, a Super Falcons international, has expressed excitement about the move, though specific details about her reaction are not provided here.
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