Granada CF forward Edna Imade has declared her intention to represent Nigeria internationally, despite eligibility to play for Spain or Morocco.
The 24-year-old striker, born in Morocco and raised in Spain, has been a standout performer in the Spanish women’s league. This season, Imade has scored nine goals from 11 starts for Granada CF, making her one of the top forwards in Liga F.
Her recent form has been remarkable, scoring in five consecutive matches across all competitions. Notable performances include a brace against Sevilla, two goals against Eibar, and a crucial penalty in a narrow loss to Real Betis.
Imade began her football journey at six years old, playing on boys' teams in Carmona. Her goal-scoring prowess caught the attention of scouts, leading to a professional career that saw stints at Malaga CF Femenino and Cacereno Femenino before settling at Granada CF.
Joining the ranks of Super Falcons stars like Toni Payne and Ashley Plumptre, Imade’s decision further bolsters Nigeria’s attacking options.
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