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Super Falcons’ Sikiratu Isah joins Bnot Netanya FC

Amara Obah
Last updated: August 20, 2025 4:17 am
Amara Obah
Published: August 20, 2025
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Super Falcons and Nasarawa Amazons defender, Sikiratu Isah, has completed a move to Bnot Netanya FC of Israel, www.aclsports.com reports.

She had attracted interest from several clubs across Africa and Europe, but only Bnot Netanya FC pushed negotiations over the line.

Isah, fresh from winning the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations with Nigeria in Morocco, will reunite with Mercy Omokwo, the former Bayelsa Queens striker who joined the Israeli side earlier this year.

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🚨 BREAKING: WAFCON champ Sikiratu Isah signs for Israeli club Bnotnetanya FC ✍🏻

After weeks of talks, the #SuperFalcons & #NasarawaAmazons defender seals the move despite other interests.#WAFCON2024 #WomenFootball #Transfers pic.twitter.com/STd38GK8mF

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For Nasarawa Amazons, the departures underline their long-standing tradition of producing top talents who rise to international prominence. For Bnotnetanya, the arrivals of Isah and Omukwu bring proven quality, leadership, and experience ahead of the new campaign.

Meanwhile, Israeli sources report that Super Falcons midfielder and Nasarawa Amazons captain Josephine Mathias has reached an agreement with Bnotnetanya FC.

The deal is expected to be completed in the coming days, which would see Mathias join Isah and Omukwu in Israel.

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TAGGED:Bayelsa QueensBnot Netanya FCIsraelJosephine MathiasMercy OmukwuMoroccoNasarawa AmazonsNigeriaSikiratu IsahSuper FalconsWAFCON
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