Nigerian striker who played for Liverpool, Arsenal and Barcelona. She won the Champions League and a record six African Women's Footballer of the Year awards.
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Asisat Oshoala 21
1994Asisat Oshoala born in IkoroduAsisat Oshoala is born in Ikorodu, Lagos State, Nigeria.
2009Asisat Oshoala joins FC RoboOshoala begins her senior career in Lagos.
2014Asisat Oshoala named African Footballer of the YearOshoala wins the first of a record six awards.
2014Asisat Oshoala named best player at the U-20 World CupOshoala is top scorer and best player as Nigeria reach the final in Canada.
2014Asisat Oshoala wins her first Africa Cup of NationsNigeria win WAFCON in Namibia.
2015Asisat Oshoala joins LiverpoolOshoala is the first African player in the Women's Super League.
2015Asisat Oshoala scores at the World CupOshoala scores against Sweden in a 3–3 draw.
2016Asisat Oshoala wins the FA Cup with ArsenalOshoala wins the Women's FA Cup at Wembley.
2016Asisat Oshoala wins a second WAFCONNigeria retain the title in Cameroon.
2017Asisat Oshoala moves to ChinaOshoala joins Dalian Quanjian and is the league's top scorer.
2018Asisat Oshoala wins a third WAFCONNigeria win the African title in Ghana.
2019Asisat Oshoala joins BarcelonaOshoala joins on loan and signs permanently in May.
2019Asisat Oshoala scores in the Champions League finalOshoala is the first African to score in the final, a 4–1 loss to Lyon.
2019Asisat Oshoala scores against South KoreaOshoala scores at her second World Cup.
2021Asisat Oshoala wins the Champions LeagueBarcelona beat Chelsea 4–0, making Oshoala the first African woman to win the competition.
2023Asisat Oshoala wins a second Champions LeagueBarcelona beat Wolfsburg in Eindhoven.
2023Asisat Oshoala scores at a third World CupOshoala scores against co-hosts Australia, the first African to score at three World Cups.
2023Asisat Oshoala wins a record sixth African awardOshoala is African Women's Footballer of the Year for the sixth time.
2024Asisat Oshoala joins Bay FCOshoala signs for the new NWSL club in San Francisco.
2025Asisat Oshoala wins a fourth WAFCONNigeria beat Morocco 3–2 in Rabat for their tenth African title.
2025Asisat Oshoala joins Al HilalOshoala moves to Saudi Arabia and scores 24 goals in her first season.