Transfer: Ohale joins Italian club, Como on free transfer

Author: Mike OyebolaPublished on: October 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Transfer: Ohale joins Italian club, Como on free transfer

Former Super Falcons defender Osinachi Ohale has completed a permanent transfer to Italian club Como 1907 after leaving Mexican club Pachuca. The 34-year-old is returning to Italy following her previous stint with AS Roma in 2020. She spent three years at Pachuca, scoring six goals in 81 league appearances, and is eager to start her new chapter with Como.

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