Ajibade Praises PSG's Perfect Start to Season
PSG Women's midfielder Rasheedat Ajibade lauded the club's perfect start to the season, securing two league wins and advancing in the Champions League…
Mehmet Şahinoğlu ·

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Women's midfielder Rasheedat Ajibade expressed satisfaction with the club's flawless start to the new season, following their second consecutive league victory. PSG defeated Strasbourg Women 2-0 in the French Women’s top flight, extending their winning streak.
Ajibade Drives Early Season Success
Ajibade played 83 minutes in the recent league match, contributing to PSG's perfect record. The Nigerian international also scored once in their Champions League campaign, helping PSG secure a 5-1 victory over Frankfurt Women and advance in the competition. This early form marks a strong contrast to her previous season's output.
Building on Prior Performance
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Last season, Ajibade, who joined PSG from Atletico Madrid Women, recorded three goals across 23 appearances in all competitions. Her current performance indicates significant improvement, with one already in the Champions League and the team maintaining a perfect league record. She aims for a productive 2026/27 campaign to secure her first major silverware with the French club.
PSG's Dual Ambitions Consecutive league wins and advancement in the Champions PSG's strong start positions the club favorably for both domestic and European success this term. Consecutive league wins and advancement in the Champions League highlight their ambitions. Ajibade's contributions are central to these objectives, as the team seeks to build momentum throughout the season. Outlook for Women's Football Growth If PSG maintains its current form, the club could contend for multiple titles, significantly boosting its global profile and potentially attracting more top talent to the women's game. Conversely, if key players like Ajibade face injuries or a dip in form, the team's depth will be tested, potentially impacting their ability to compete on all fronts. The wider women's football industry could see increased investment and viewership if major clubs consistently perform at high levels in both domestic and international competitions, driving growth in sponsorship and media rights.