Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
@@dylansharkey6040 It's got nothing to do with her being too far away. The reason she isn't already a pro footballer is that she wants to complete her education as a graduate of Harvard University. The scramble for her signature will start immediately after, although I'm pretty sure clubs have already started to reach out to her on the down low. Ps. Have I got back to you with the name of the player yet???..
@ yes I saw you give the name under someone else’s reply. You’re probably right being the NWSL already means the scouts will know about her most likely. Altho whether they take a risk at that age might depend on what each club’s priorities are
Our defence has been really dodgy this season, despite our big names. I'm so pleased that Sonia has recognised this, and brought in a top notch defender.
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
@@babatundetijani524 Please accept my apology for the delayed response. I thought it best to give those interested in knowing the answer time to respond back first (because a lot of people did reply). The player I was referring to commands her backline with as much authority as Naomi Grima and in a 50-50 sprint I think the youngster might just edge it, but either way it would be hella close. She is 21 years of age and has 26 senior caps for her country. She did not make the trip to Australia for the 2023 World Cup because she was forced to redraw due to injury. Her national team subsequently did not make it out of the group stage. She was, however, fit to play at the 2024 Olympics where her national team, despite a massive disruption to their preparation, were a tour de force, surprising everyone (even themselves). Simply put, they were a different proposition with her in the backline. Last but not least, this young lady for some reason, is not in a hurry to turn professional choosing instead to continue to play her club football at the NCAA college level for Harvard Crimson. When she finally does leave college (I think she is in her Senior year) and puts herself on the market she will have a big decision to make i.e. whether she wants to play for Barcelona, Leon, Arsenal or Chelsea, or stay and play in the NWSL because (mark my words) all of the world's biggest clubs will be hard on her chase for her signature. If you still haven't figured it out yet, Look up "Jade Rose." of the Canada WNT. Unfortunately, she doesn't have a highlight reel of any note so I recommend you watch some of the games she has recently played against the USWNT as well as Canada's recent 1-1 draw against the mighty Spain who needed a desperate last-minute equalise to avoid defeat. Hope it was worth the wait.
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
I heard she was doing a medical 'later in the week' but it was reported by the BBC who only ever say anything when it's in the final stages, and they were coy on whether she could be available for the Arsenal game so I imagine they just wanted to keep the attention off that and could announce it after - she may even be at the Bridge for the game?
She is in a good form and she is the one who watches the game from the defence side and controls the opponent attacking players and disrupt. Once she controls the ball she can advance forward and distributes the ball very well. She is one of the best defensive players we have today. Her future playing for USA national team contribution has a great impact. Go Naomi, you will be in a good position watching the Premier League games learning the style and techniques. Good Luck, Thanks
@@RonaldoXspeedy Why are you talking, you can’t play better than all of the women’s players. So don’t go saying “all women’s players should have 30 ovr”. You couldn’t even play to the ability of 30 ovr. And who says we’re comparing? No one said. Men like you who hate women’s football piss me off
@@AbbyNjonjo24 did I say I was a professional footballer? No, and women’s football is honestly ridiculous they demand same pay and same wages yet 15 year olds can beat them, and yes I could probably beat them
@ Ik you didn’t say that you were a professional footballer, but the way you said it sounded like you were one. And also the 15 year olds don’t beat Chelsea, they beat another team, so get your facts right before commenting
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
_🟦_ - Naomi Girma, Welcome to Chelsea F.C. - _🟦_ _"She's pretty much the best defender that I've ever worked with."_ - Emma Hayes, Former Chelsea F.C. Women Coach
Please stop selling Naomi Girma's shorts. This is the second news channel that I have noticed to have done that. Emma Hays did not say Naomi Girma is the best defender she has ever worked with, her exact words were "Naomi Girma is the best defender I have ever SEEN."
@@cocochel6244 No, saying someone is the best player you have worked with and saying they're the best player you have ever seen is not the same. Emma Hays was intent on being very deliberate when she chose those specific words so as to make the distinction between the two.
Often they had short contracts and clubs would rely on getting players for free.. now that there is increased money, they have longer contracts and push more to sign players already affiliated to clubs
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
@@HansVictorWilhelm Please accept my apology for the delayed response. I thought it best to give those interested in knowing the answer time to respond back first (because a lot of people did reply). The player I was referring to commands her backline with as much authority as Naomi Grima and in a 50-50 sprint I think the youngster might just edge it, but either way it would be hella close. She is 21 years of age and has 26 senior caps for her country. She did not make the trip to Australia for the 2023 World Cup because she was forced to redraw due to injury. Her national team subsequently did not make it out of the group stage. She was, however, fit to play at the 2024 Olympics where her national team, despite a massive disruption to their preparation, were a tour de force, surprising everyone (even themselves). Simply put, they were a different proposition with her in the backline. Last but not least, this young lady for some reason, is not in a hurry to turn professional choosing instead to continue to play her club football at the NCAA college level for Harvard Crimson. When she finally does leave college (I think she is in her Senior year) and puts herself on the market she will have a big decision to make i.e. whether she wants to play for Barcelona, Leon, Arsenal or Chelsea, or stay and play in the NWSL because (mark my words) all of the world's biggest clubs will be hard on the chase for her signature. If you still haven't figured it out yet, Look up "Jade Rose." of the Canada WNT. Unfortunately, she doesn't have a highlight reel of any note so I recommend you watch some of the games she has recently played against the USWNT as well as Canada's recent 1-1 draw against the mighty Spain who needed a desperate last-minute equalise to avoid defeat. Hope it was worth the wait.
it's only been a few years that women's soccer has mattered outside of the US. This is a huge jump and a great thing for the women. As the teams are associated with the large men's teams, expect wages to continue to grow as competition for players continues to increase.
This is the one major problem with the NWSL. It has been the best league in the world. The problem is that now that Europe has realized women's soccer is a money maker, the clubs are associated with very large men's clubs, so they have a lot more money to spend on players. The leagues aren't as good, but I can't vaguely blame the women for looking towards their own financial future.
Probably not long now. Summer probably.. given NewCo coming in to get more commercial deals for the WSL (and Chelsea's BlueCo also having made the womens team a separate entitty and got them specific commercial deals) we apparently are also looking at Sophia Smith among others.. they won't come easy
Mate, get a grip. They paid £890,000 as the Chelsea women club. How hard is that to understand, just because you think women’s football is boring (I’m guessing 😒)
Barca would sign Laia Aleixandri from City for free who is a way better defender than Girma in my view ...so Chelsea for all practical purposes gaining nothing in terms of their UCL prospects as well as the WSL which they are winning hands down anyway.
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed. But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age. I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
Ethiopia have many Chelsea fans cheers good luck 🤞 I wish you the best
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
@@beyondthepage9389its time to disclose this mystery player
@@beyondthepage9389 is this someone you think would be being scouted by the big clubs or are too far away to be easily picked up?
@@dylansharkey6040 It's got nothing to do with her being too far away. The reason she isn't already a pro footballer is that she wants to complete her education as a graduate of Harvard University. The scramble for her signature will start immediately after, although I'm pretty sure clubs have already started to reach out to her on the down low.
Ps. Have I got back to you with the name of the player yet???..
@ yes I saw you give the name under someone else’s reply. You’re probably right being the NWSL already means the scouts will know about her most likely. Altho whether they take a risk at that age might depend on what each club’s priorities are
My Ethiopia girl !!! Welcome to Chelsea ma sister!!!
That's "ma sista"......😁
Our defence has been really dodgy this season, despite our big names. I'm so pleased that Sonia has recognised this, and brought in a top notch defender.
Disasi has to leave we found his replacement
😅😅😅.
Class Defender ! We are gonna need her ability when Barcelona come knocking! Great purchase Chels!😊👏 👏.
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
Good one
@@babatundetijani524 Please accept my apology for the delayed response. I thought it best to give those interested in knowing the answer time to respond back first (because a lot of people did reply).
The player I was referring to commands her backline with as much authority as Naomi Grima and in a 50-50 sprint I think the youngster might just edge it, but either way it would be hella close.
She is 21 years of age and has 26 senior caps for her country.
She did not make the trip to Australia for the 2023 World Cup because she was forced to redraw due to injury. Her national team subsequently did not make it out of the group stage.
She was, however, fit to play at the 2024 Olympics where her national team, despite a massive disruption to their preparation, were a tour de force, surprising everyone (even themselves). Simply put, they were a different proposition with her in the backline.
Last but not least, this young lady for some reason, is not in a hurry to turn professional choosing instead to continue to play her club football at the NCAA college level for Harvard Crimson.
When she finally does leave college (I think she is in her Senior year) and puts herself on the market she will have a big decision to make i.e. whether she wants to play for Barcelona, Leon, Arsenal or Chelsea, or stay and play in the NWSL because (mark my words) all of the world's biggest clubs will be hard on her chase for her signature.
If you still haven't figured it out yet, Look up "Jade Rose." of the Canada WNT. Unfortunately, she doesn't have a highlight reel of any note so I recommend you watch some of the games she has recently played against the USWNT as well as Canada's recent 1-1 draw against the mighty Spain who needed a desperate last-minute equalise to avoid defeat.
Hope it was worth the wait.
She will tear it up fire🎉
These have done it again, world record
Great News!! Can’t wait to see what she does in the future.
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
Is the transfer confirmed by now? I haven’t heard or seen any announcement from Chelsea FC, Naomi Girma, or her management yet.
I heard she was doing a medical 'later in the week' but it was reported by the BBC who only ever say anything when it's in the final stages, and they were coy on whether she could be available for the Arsenal game so I imagine they just wanted to keep the attention off that and could announce it after - she may even be at the Bridge for the game?
My Ethiopia girl !!! Proud of you , welcome to Bluess💙💙💙
She is in a good form and she is the one who watches the game from the defence side and controls the opponent attacking players and disrupt. Once she controls the ball she can advance forward and distributes the ball very well. She is one of the best defensive players we have today. Her future playing for USA national team contribution has a great impact.
Go Naomi, you will be in a good position watching the Premier League games learning the style and techniques.
Good Luck,
Thanks
She’s going to have an insane fut card😂
Every women’s player should be below 30 ovr if they are being compared to men’s football
@@RonaldoXspeedy Why are you talking, you can’t play better than all of the women’s players. So don’t go saying “all women’s players should have 30 ovr”. You couldn’t even play to the ability of 30 ovr. And who says we’re comparing? No one said. Men like you who hate women’s football piss me off
@@AbbyNjonjo24 did I say I was a professional footballer? No, and women’s football is honestly ridiculous they demand same pay and same wages yet 15 year olds can beat them, and yes I could probably beat them
@ Ik you didn’t say that you were a professional footballer, but the way you said it sounded like you were one. And also the 15 year olds don’t beat Chelsea, they beat another team, so get your facts right before commenting
Good luck ❤
Sky converting the fee into dollars just so it breaks the £1m barrier 😂😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
She's coming from the States, so it's standard for the fee to be reported in dollars, and then converted
@@dylansharkey6040 only by the US media. We deal in £ mate
@ usually the British media gets their info from the US tho…
Im heartbroken Naomi is moving across the pond. Please England, take good care of our girl. 😢
What about Keira Walsh to Arsenal?😮
Good luck 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Wooooooooow🎉🎉🎉 I am very happy with the great news Naomi Ethio America
welcome to Chelsea as she is the best defender in the world at the moment seelan pillay down under
If Bompastor wants her, I want her as well
_🟦_ - Naomi Girma, Welcome to Chelsea F.C. - _🟦_
_"She's pretty much the best defender that I've ever worked with."_
- Emma Hayes, Former Chelsea F.C. Women Coach
Arsenal should also get a big signing forward
Please stop selling Naomi Girma's shorts. This is the second news channel that I have noticed to have done that. Emma Hays did not say Naomi Girma is the best defender she has ever worked with, her exact words were "Naomi Girma is the best defender I have ever SEEN."
Same thing, as she has also worked with Girma on the USWNT
@@cocochel6244 No, saying someone is the best player you have worked with and saying they're the best player you have ever seen is not the same. Emma Hays was intent on being very deliberate when she chose those specific words so as to make the distinction between the two.
Welcome sister 👍💙💙💙💙💙👏👏👏👏💪💪💪🇺🇲🇬🇧
Shoulda signed Barbra Banda
The two women's Chelsea FC fans are buzzing right now.
More good America to English football news!
I hope she helps Chelsea women win Champions League
So no female soccer player has ever been sold for £1m. Wow! That is shocking!!!!
Often they had short contracts and clubs would rely on getting players for free.. now that there is increased money, they have longer contracts and push more to sign players already affiliated to clubs
Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
U just made thinking very hard lol 🤣🤣
@@HansVictorWilhelm Please accept my apology for the delayed response. I thought it best to give those interested in knowing the answer time to respond back first (because a lot of people did reply).
The player I was referring to commands her backline with as much authority as Naomi Grima and in a 50-50 sprint I think the youngster might just edge it, but either way it would be hella close.
She is 21 years of age and has 26 senior caps for her country.
She did not make the trip to Australia for the 2023 World Cup because she was forced to redraw due to injury. Her national team subsequently did not make it out of the group stage.
She was, however, fit to play at the 2024 Olympics where her national team, despite a massive disruption to their preparation, were a tour de force, surprising everyone (even themselves). Simply put, they were a different proposition with her in the backline.
Last but not least, this young lady for some reason, is not in a hurry to turn professional choosing instead to continue to play her club football at the NCAA college level for Harvard Crimson.
When she finally does leave college (I think she is in her Senior year) and puts herself on the market she will have a big decision to make i.e. whether she wants to play for Barcelona, Leon, Arsenal or Chelsea, or stay and play in the NWSL because (mark my words) all of the world's biggest clubs will be hard on the chase for her signature.
If you still haven't figured it out yet, Look up "Jade Rose." of the Canada WNT. Unfortunately, she doesn't have a highlight reel of any note so I recommend you watch some of the games she has recently played against the USWNT as well as Canada's recent 1-1 draw against the mighty Spain who needed a desperate last-minute equalise to avoid defeat.
Hope it was worth the wait.
@@beyondthepage9389 ok ,,let me watch her highlights
❤
Welcome to Chelsea Football Club Naomi.
Ever wondered why the pay gap? Non-league men players sell more than this.
it's only been a few years that women's soccer has mattered outside of the US. This is a huge jump and a great thing for the women. As the teams are associated with the large men's teams, expect wages to continue to grow as competition for players continues to increase.
Come on Chelsea 💙
This is the one major problem with the NWSL. It has been the best league in the world. The problem is that now that Europe has realized women's soccer is a money maker, the clubs are associated with very large men's clubs, so they have a lot more money to spend on players.
The leagues aren't as good, but I can't vaguely blame the women for looking towards their own financial future.
Hey UK folks it’s NAYomi not NYOMI.
Haaland gets more wages per month . Crazy . Nhs workers are underpaid 😂
How long before the first female £1m player?
Probably not long now. Summer probably.. given NewCo coming in to get more commercial deals for the WSL (and Chelsea's BlueCo also having made the womens team a separate entitty and got them specific commercial deals) we apparently are also looking at Sophia Smith among others.. they won't come easy
Never heard of her.
Now you have.
Who is leaving Chelsea at center back to accommodate her
Buchanan is out with an ACL injury and Carter left this season.
She’s starting, someone else is sitting. She’s the best defender in the world.
Eve Perriset is apparently going the other way, while she needs game time ahead of the Euros
Welcome to Chelsea.
🇪🇹 🇺🇸
I wonder if the season tickets cover this fee?
Mate, get a grip. They paid £890,000 as the Chelsea women club. How hard is that to understand, just because you think women’s football is boring (I’m guessing 😒)
She's probably a better defender than Disasi
These women footballers aren't worth £100 never mind a million. Money will ruin the women's game quicker than it's ruined the men's game
Relax buddy, it’s not your money,
@@nsd_respect well, like in the men's game everything will get expensive, tickets, watching the games, so yes it will be our money
Barca would sign Laia Aleixandri from City for free who is a way better defender than Girma in my view ...so Chelsea for all practical purposes gaining nothing in terms of their UCL prospects as well as the WSL which they are winning hands down anyway.
Ella Toone made that citeh defense look a shambles this past weekend.
Laia is a better ball playing center back but Girma is a better at defending IMO
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Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...
They are money washing, just that
Downgrade to a farmers league
She is better than Garnacho
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Everyone says Naomi Girma is the best defender in the world and for the first two years of her professional career, I just did not get it (at all). I tend to measure defenders by the qualities more likely to be found in attacking players, so it wasn't until the Olympics (either Zambia or the Germany game) that I suddenly saw what all the plaudits were about, and I must say, I was gobsmacked. Then coincidently, at the end of the game, as if on cue, Emma Hays said what she said which had me nodding my head emphatically because I had literally just witnessed it for myself. It was extraordinary to finally notice the full depth and breadth of Naomi's game. I was seriously impressed.
But allow me to throw another name into the ring. A name that no one is talking about or drawing comparisons with (yet), and a name few who have seen her play are likely to have any strong objections to (because she's that good). She's younger than Naomi and has the same qualities in her game, except that I would go the extra mile and say that she is better than Naomi was when Naomi was her age.
I'd be interested to hear who you think I am referring to (you might not even have heard of her). Please reply to this message if this has in any way piqued your curiosity...