Former Liverpool forward changes international allegiance from England to Nigeria

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Liverpool’s history is filled with wide forwards who brought pace and direct running to the attack. Image Credits: Imago Images Liverpool’s history is filled with wide forwards who brought pace and direct running to the attack.

In recent years, one former Red followed a path that took her from the English system to Spain and now Italy, while also making a major decision at international level. During the 2018/19 season, Rinsola Babajide finished as Liverpool’s second-highest league goalscorer.

The forward has since begun making an impact in Serie A and the UEFA Women’s Champions League. The former Liverpool forward who also paid respects after Diogo Jota’s passing explained her decision to the 49th street saying,”So when I finally made a move overseas due to the events that played out while leaving Liverpool, I was eventually approached by Nigeria, which I saw as a no-brainer.” “It gave me the opportunity to not only represent Nigeria, which is a great honour, but also to connect with my culture and myself.” Reflecting on winning the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, she added, “I’m Nigerian.’ “As big an achievement as it was and with how successful Mission X was, it’s been the pinnacle of my career to date.” “The proudest moment of my career so far would definitely be lifting the WAFCON trophy in my first-ever mainstream tournament.’ “That has to be the greatest.” Read more: Brighton honour James Milner record achievement Want to get the latest Liverpool news direct to your phone?