Serie A
Nigerian Stars Shine As AS Roma Women Clinch Serie A Femminile Title
Nigerian talent continues to make waves on the global stage as Rinsola Babajide and Shukurat Oladipo played vital roles in AS Roma Women securing the 2025/26 Serie A Femminile title.
It was a historic and commanding campaign that saw Roma crowned champions with games to spare.
Title Sealed In Style
Roma confirmed their dominance with a 2-0 victory over Ternana Women at the Stadio Tre Fontane.
Midfielder Manuela Giugliano delivered when it mattered most, scoring both goals to seal the Scudetto.
The win pushed Roma beyond the reach of Inter Milan Women, crowning them champions with two matches still left to play.
A Season Built On Consistency
Roma’s title success was powered by an incredible 15-game unbeaten run, showcasing:
- Defensive solidity
- Tactical discipline
- Attacking efficiency
- Squad depth
That consistency proved too strong for their rivals.
Babajide’s Impact In Attack
Babajide made an immediate impression after joining from UD Tenerife.
Despite limited starts, she contributed:
- 2 goals
- 1 assist
- Key attacking moments off the bench
Her ability to influence games added depth and unpredictability to Roma’s forward line.
After the victory, she celebrated the achievement, calling it a proud moment for both herself and the team.
Oladipo’s Defensive Strength
At the back, Oladipo emerged as a reliable and consistent performer.
Since joining from FC Robo Queens, she has:
- Featured in 16 league matches
- Played over 1,200 minutes
- Established herself as a defensive mainstay
Her composure and discipline were key to Roma’s stability throughout the season.
Nigerian Excellence On The Rise
The success of Babajide and Oladipo highlights the growing influence of Nigerian players in women’s football across Europe.
Their performances continue to inspire the next generation while raising the profile of Nigerian football globally.
Final Whistle
AS Roma Women’s title triumph is not just a team success — it’s also a celebration of African excellence on the European stage.
For Babajide and Oladipo, this is only the beginning of what promises to be even greater achievements ahead.
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