— Club Blends International Talent with Homegrown Stars
MONROVIA– In a colorful ceremony at the Mamba Point Hotel, World Girls FC officially unveiled 12 new players — six international recruits and six Liberian talents — as part of an ambitious squad rebuild for the 2025/26 LFA Upper Women’s Division campaign.
Club president Mollyn Jarbo described the unveiling as “a clear message of ambition,” noting that the new arrivals are designed to transform the team into title contenders.
International Reinforcements
The club’s foreign signings bring proven quality across the pitch:
- Daniel Precious Godtime (Nigeria, 19, Attacking Midfielder): A versatile playmaker with sharp tactical awareness.
- Ahamadu Amina (Ghana, 20, Goalkeeper): A commanding shot-stopper with 12 clean sheets in 14 matches; has represented Ghana at the WAFU Zone B U20 Cup and FIFA U17 qualifiers.
- Abigail Amorh (Ghana, 22, Defensive Midfielder): Three-time MVP with Jonina Ladies and a recent Black Maidens call-up.
- Saludeen Zainab O. (Nigeria, Central Defender): Composed, powerful, and confident in building from the back.
- Goodness Chinonye Nwoko (Nigeria, 21, Attacking Midfielder/Striker): A dynamic forward known for driving play in youth tournaments.
- Seh Hélène Caroline (DR Congo, 24, Striker): A prolific goalscorer expected to bolster the frontline once she joins the squad.
Liberian Signings
Six homegrown players were also introduced, adding depth and local identity to the roster:
- Christine M. Kerkula (22, Central Defender): Calm and reliable, from Soccer Ambassador.
- Victoria Waltkins (17, Midfielder): Nicknamed the “midfield general” for her vision and energy.
- Gloria P. Targbe (18, Midfielder): Versatile and determined across multiple midfield roles.
- Hannah Passay (21, Central Defender): Known as the “defense minister” for her consistency.
- Courage Shine (16, Winger): An exciting young talent with flair and pace.
- Danieline Toomey (20, Defender): Another Soccer Ambassador product adding defensive stability.
From Resilience to Ambition
Reflecting on last season, Jarbo praised the team’s resilience, pointing to their sixth-place league finish and an Orange Cup final appearance, which secured a spot in the upcoming Super Cup on October 5 in Nimba.
“These milestones, coupled with the arrival of our twelve new signings, show that World Girls FC is ready to compete at the highest level and challenge for the league title,” Jarbo said.
Beyond Football: A Mission to Empower
Jarbo emphasized that World Girls’ ambitions stretch beyond trophies. She announced the launch of a mentorship program focused on mental health, physical well-being, and life-skills development.
“Every player who passes through World Girls FC will sharpen her abilities on the pitch and gain essential values that empower her off it. We are in the business of empowering girls and building women leaders for the future,” she stressed.
Message to Fans
Closing the event, Jarbo rallied supporters:
“To our loyal fans, your energy is our fuel. With your continued support, nothing will be beyond our reach. These twelve remarkable players represent the future of World Girls FC. Together we will push boundaries, set new standards, and prove that women’s football in Liberia is truly unstoppable.”
