Paris Saint-Germain Féminines have confirmed that Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade will undergo surgery after fracturing her fibula during Nigeria’s 5-0 victory over Comoros in the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers.
Key Highlights
- Rasheedat Ajibade fractured her fibula in Nigeria’s 5-0 win over Comoros.
- She was replaced by Folashade Ijamilusi in the 23rd minute in Ikenne.
- PSG say she will have surgery with a club specialist before rehabilitation.
- No timeline has been given for her return to action.
The 26-year-old forward sustained the injury during the second leg of the qualifying tie at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne, Ogun State.
Ajibade was forced to leave the pitch in the 23rd minute and was replaced by Folashade Ijamilusi as Nigeria continued their dominant performance against Comoros.
PSG Medical Update
In a medical update, PSG confirmed that the Nigerian international would undergo surgery performed by one of the club’s specialist surgeons before commencing rehabilitation under the supervision of its medical team.
The French club expressed its support for the Super Falcons skipper and wished her a speedy recovery.
However, PSG have yet to disclose a specific timeline for Ajibade’s return to competitive football, noting that her recovery and rehabilitation will determine when she can resume playing.
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Blow for Club and Country
Ajibade’s injury is a setback for both PSG and the Nigerian national team, given her importance to the Super Falcons.
The forward has established herself as one of Nigeria’s key players, contributing her experience and leadership as the team pursues qualification for the 2028 Olympic Games.
Her recovery will be closely monitored as she begins the process of returning to action.
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