Miracle Usani’s rapid rise through Nigerian women’s football has taken her to Turkey, joining fellow Super Falcons prospect Zipporah Agama at ABB Fomget for the new season.
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Super Falcons defender Miracle Usani has completed a move to Turkish Women’s Super League side ABB Fomget, becoming the second Nigerian to join the club this summer following the earlier arrival of Zipporah Agama from Spanish side Levante UD Femenino.
ABB Fomget confirmed the signing through their official channels, welcoming the 19 year old left back into the squad for the 2026/27 season and expressing hope she brings success in the club’s colours as they chase silverware after a fourth-place finish last term.
Usani’s path to this move has taken her through several stops in Nigerian women’s football. She rose through Edo Queens, spent time on loan with Abia Angels, and also had a spell at a LaLiga affiliated academy before establishing herself as one of the country’s most promising young defenders. Fans following the growing wave of Nigerian talent in Turkish football can check Bet9ja’s current promo code as the new Turkish season approaches.
Her biggest moment so far came with the senior Super Falcons, where she featured once as Nigeria beat Morocco 3-2 to win a record extending 10th WAFCON title in 2024. Usani described the triumph as a dream come true at the time, saying it had boosted her profile and made her family proud to see her wearing the green badge as a continental champion.
Her rise actually began even earlier, at age-grade level. Usani started every match as Nigeria’s Flamingos reached the semifinals of the 2022 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in India, scoring against both Germany and New Zealand during the group stage on her way to a bronze medal finish. New Bet9ja users following Nigerian youth talent abroad can check how to get the Bet9ja promotion code before the new season kicks off.
At club level, Usani helped Edo Queens win the NWFL Premiership title in the 2023/24 season and was named to the CAF Women’s Champions League Best XI in 2024 following a strong continental campaign with the club.
Her move follows a pattern that’s become increasingly common for Nigeria’s brightest young defenders, using strong performances domestically and at youth level as a springboard into European and Middle Eastern leagues rather than staying tied to a single pathway. Punters following Nigerian women’s football abroad can check Bet9ja’s YOHAIG code as more transfers are expected before the window closes.
With Usani now settled in Turkey alongside Agama, ABB Fomget will be hoping the pair’s arrival helps push the club back toward the title they won just two seasons ago, while Usani herself continues building a résumé that already includes a WAFCON winner’s medal before her 20th birthday.
📌 Did You Know?
- Usani was born on 20 June 2007 and made her Super Falcons debut at just 17 years old.
- She won bronze with Nigeria at the 2022 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in India.
- Usani stands 1.65 metres tall despite playing primarily as a left-back.
- ABB Fomget won the Turkish Women’s Super League title in the 2024/25 season.
- She is the second Nigerian to join ABB Fomget this summer, following Zipporah Agama’s arrival from Levante UD Femenino.
- Usani was named to the CAF Women’s Champions League Best XI in 2024 during her time with Edo Queens.
- She previously had a loan spell at Abia Angels before establishing herself at Edo Queens.
