Wp/nup/Asisat Lamina Oshoala

human
Sex or gender	female
Country of citizenship	Nigeria
Country for sport	Nigeria
Date of birth	9 October 1994
Place of birth	Ikorodu
Languages spoken, written or signed	English, Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba
Ancestral home	Nigeria
Occupation	association football player
Position played on team / speciality	forward
Residence	Barcelona Province
Work period (start)	2009
Religion or worldview	Islam
Sport	association football
League or competition	Women's Super League
Award received	OkayAfrica 100 Women, African Women Footballer of the Year, Order of the Niger
Official website
Personal pronoun	L484

Asisat Lamina Oshoala

Asisat lamina oshoala Mon ( 9 October 1994 amawo) Ebgaa yan boll chechi yan Nigeria wony na eche stroker ya Spanish liga Football club FC Barcelona be yanzagizhi yan Nigeria zhi yan National Team. Iyaka yan eyekpe yan boll chechi wunchiko yan yanzagizhi yan African Yan locachi wungama keyi yan boll chechi yan izhe kpata'o. Wungayi yanzagi na de alatu gao mini boll chechi yan yan zagizhi yan African mini locachi pkatao, Wungi boll yan boll chechizhi yan African yan eya nna relecord zugutsu.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Santatun

↑ Klosok, Aleks (5 October 2021).' Asisat Oshoala. How a grandmother's belief gave birth to an African soccer superstarCNN'. Archived from the original on (5 October 2021). Retrieved (6 November 2021).
↑ Abayomi, Anita (19 July 2021). ,Asisat OshoalaAs long as Education is Important Sport is Also Importanttheathletic.com'.The Athletic. Retrieved (21 July 2021).
↑ GOAL50 (2021).The best female players in the world revealed after your vote'. Goal. (17 November 2021). Archived from the original on (17 November 2021). Retrieved (17 November 2021).
↑ Best of Women's Football in Africa Celebrated in Egypt'.Fifa. (7 January 2020). Retrieved (29 August 2021).
↑ Oshoala off to China'.SuperSport. (11 February 2017). Retrieved (11 February 2017).

[1] Klosok, Aleks (5 October 2021).' Asisat Oshoala. How a grandmother's belief gave birth to an African soccer superstarCNN'. Archived from the original on (5 October 2021). Retrieved (6 November 2021).

[2] Abayomi, Anita (19 July 2021). ,Asisat OshoalaAs long as Education is Important Sport is Also Importanttheathletic.com'.The Athletic. Retrieved (21 July 2021).

[3] GOAL50 (2021).The best female players in the world revealed after your vote'. Goal. (17 November 2021). Archived from the original on (17 November 2021). Retrieved (17 November 2021).

[4] Best of Women's Football in Africa Celebrated in Egypt'.Fifa. (7 January 2020). Retrieved (29 August 2021).

[5] Oshoala off to China'.SuperSport. (11 February 2017). Retrieved (11 February 2017).

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