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Nnadozie: Three-time CAF Golden Gloves winner on music, WAFCON postponement and Brighton future

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Nnadozie: Three-time CAF Golden Gloves winner on music, WAFCON postponement and Brighton future

Nigerian goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, 25, has become the only keeper to win CAF's Golden Gloves three consecutive times (2023-2025). The Brighton player, who debuted at the World Cup aged 18, discusses her surprise at the achievement, her role as team DJ, and the WAFCON postponement that frustrated players and fans alike.