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Valencia CF Female has assured a great blow to the January transfer window with the signature of the rising star of Nigeria, Ezekiel Motunrayo, in a desperate attempt to revive his season.
The 21 -year -old striker, known for his scorching rhythm and an acute finish, has signed an agreement that will keep it in the club until June 30, 2026, and could be the spark that they desperately need.
The Spanish club sits at the bottom of the league table, fighting against the descent, but with the arrival of Motunrayo, fans expect a change.
The Nigerian striker, who has already made waves in his country of origin, now has the opportunity to show his talent in one of the largest stages in Europe.
A rising star
Born on May 30, 2003, in Nigeria, Ezekiel Motunrayo perfected his skills playing for Naija Ratels and then Rivers Angels in the Nigerian female premier.
His electrifying performances earned him a place in the national team, where he represented Nigeria in the 2024 African games with the U-20 team.
His rapid ascent caught the attention of Valencia CF female, who did not waste the time to ensure his signature.
Interestingly, he becomes the second Nigerian front to join the club this January, after the Super Eagles striker, Umar Sadiq, reached the loan of the true society to reinforce the male team of Valencia CF.
Can the fortune of Valencia change?
Motunrayo is a versatile attacking player who can operate in the right wing or as a forward center, making it a nightmare for defenders.
With Valencia CF female desperate for goals and victories, his arrival could change the game.
The big question is now: will you make your highly anticipated debut against Deportivo Abanca on Saturday?
Dreams of the national team and a brilliant future
Beyond the football of the club, Motunrayo has his eyes on the emergence of the Nigerian senior women’s team, the Super Falcons.
She has already received a first senior call in November 2023 for Wafcon’s qualifiers against Cape Verde, replacing the Benfica star Christy Ucheibe.
A strong performance in Spain could consolidate its place in the Super Falcons team for important tournaments.
