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Transfer: Ohale joins Italian club, Como on free transfer
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Transfer: Ohale joins Italian club, Como on free transfer

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Former Super Falcons defender, Osinachi Ohale has sealed a permanent transfer to Italian club, Como 1907.

Ohale linked up with Como 1907 on a free transfer following her departure from Mexican club Pachuca.

The experienced centre-back spent three years with Pachuca, scoring six goals in 81 league appearances.

The 34-year-old is returning to Italy following her previous stint with AS Roma in 2020.

Ohale, who is delighted to return to Italy, is looking forward to playing for her new team.

“I’m happy to return to Italy and embark on this new experience here in Como; I have a very positive feeling about it.

“I’m ready to do whatever the coach asks of me to help the team,” Ohale was quoted by Como’s official website.

Transfer: Ohale joins Italian club, Como on free transfer 

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