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Transfer: Ucheibe completes move to Saudi club, Al Hilal
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Transfer: Ucheibe completes move to Saudi club, Al Hilal

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Super Falcons midfielder, Christy Ucheibe has joined Saudi Women’s Premier League club, Al Hilal, DAILY POST reports.

The versatile midfielder signed a two-year contract with the Blue Waves.

Ucheibe joined her international teammate, Asisat Oshoala, at the Riyadh-based club.

The 25-year-old previously played for Portuguese champions Benfica.

The former Nasarawa Amazons star was on the books of Benfica for six years, winning multiple domestic titles.

Benfica announced her departure from the club in June.

On the international scene, Ucheibe was part of the Super Falcons’ 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations-winning squad.

Transfer: Ucheibe completes move to Saudi club, Al Hilal

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