Nigeria most valuable female footballers list sees Rasheedat Ajibade lead, with PSG stars and global talents rising in value

Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade has emerged as Nigeria’s most valuable female footballer, topping the latest valuation rankings with a market worth of €425,000.

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The Nigeria most valuable female footballers ranking reflects a strong global presence, with Ajibade’s recent move to Paris Saint-Germain boosting her value and influence at the highest level of European football.

Ajibade’s rise highlights her evolution into a complete player, capable of controlling midfield play and leading attacking transitions.

Her consistent performances for club and country have solidified her position as a standout figure in women’s football.

Close behind is Jennifer Echegini, also at Paris Saint-Germain, valued at €375,000.

The midfielder’s goal-scoring ability from deep positions and strong performances in both domestic and European competitions have driven her rapid growth.

Gift Monday ranks third at €300,000, following an impressive rise in the United States with Washington Spirit.

Her reputation for decisive goals in high-pressure matches has made her one of the most exciting young forwards.

Former African Player of the Year Asisat Oshoala sits fourth with €280,000. Now playing for Al Hilal, her valuation reflects both her experience and enduring goal-scoring pedigree.

Goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, valued at €125,000, continues to break barriers.

Now with Brighton & Hove Albion, she has delivered outstanding performances, earning recognition as one of Africa’s finest goalkeepers.

Rinsola Babajide follows with €100,000 after consistent displays for AS Roma Women, while Michelle Alozie, valued at €80,000, remains a reliable defensive force with Chicago Stars FC.

Toni Payne is valued at €70,000 after establishing herself at Everton Women, offering creativity and tactical intelligence in attack.

Young prospect Rofiat Imuran, valued at €65,000, continues to attract attention with her pace and attacking threat from defence at London City Lionesses.

Rounding out the top ten is Uchenna Kanu at €55,000, currently playing for Cruz Azul Women, where her goal-scoring ability remains a key asset.

The Nigeria most valuable female footballers list underscores the growing global impact of Nigerian players, with increasing recognition across Europe, North America and beyond.

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The trend signals a powerful shift in visibility and commercial value for women’s football.