Super Falcons forward, Omorinsola Babajide, has officially signed a two-year contract with Italian Serie A Women’s side AS Roma, marking a major step forward in her club career. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

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The 26-year-old winger joined the Giallorosse on a free transfer after her contract with Spanish Liga F side UD Tenerifeexpired in May 2025. AS Roma confirmed the signing on their official website, welcoming Babajide into their growing women’s team.

Rinsola Babajide Reacts to Roma Move
Babajide, clearly elated about the new chapter, took to X (formerly Twitter) to express her excitement:

“Happy to finally announce that I’ve signed for @ASRomaFemminile. I’m so excited to see what we can achieve together. Back in red and ready for this incredible new chapter. Grateful to God for guiding me through every step of this journey. My heart is full, especially having my mum beside me along the way. Thank you @beplayerbyyoufirst for making this move possible… Can’t wait to get started & see you all.”

Nigerian Talent Shines Abroad
Born in England to Nigerian parents, Rinsola Babajide is widely known for her pace, flair, and goal-scoring ability. She officially pledged her allegiance to Nigeria and has since featured for the Super Falcons, Nigeria’s senior women’s national team.

Babajide’s move to Italy adds her to the list of Nigerian female footballers making waves in top European leagues — a strong testament to the global impact of Nigerian women in football.

What AS Roma Gains
AS Roma Femminile is currently building a squad capable of competing at the highest level in Europe, and the addition of Babajide will boost their attacking options significantly. Known for her versatility on both flanks, her speed and technical skill are expected to bring dynamism to the team’s frontline.

About Rinsola Babajide:
Age: 26

Contract Length: 2 Years

This transfer marks another win for Nigerian football on the global stage. With the Super Falcons continuing to command respect worldwide, players like Babajide are proving that Nigeria is a force in women’s football. Her move to Italy is not just a club switch—it’s a statement.

Last updated on July 16th, 2025 at 02:21 pm