Transfer: AS Roma sign Nigerian defender from Real Madrid - Daily Post Nigeria

Transfer: AS Roma sign Nigerian defender from Real Madrid

Ohale, 28, has featured for the Super Falcons at three FIFA World Cups.Roma had already signed Italian goalkeeper, Rachele Baldi and Spanish forward, Paloma Lazaro.

“Welcome to the team, Osinachi Ohale!” the club said on its official Twitter account. “The Nigerian defender becomes our latest addition this summer!” Reacting, Ohale told the club’s official website: “I chose Roma because of so many things; so many amazing things about the club, about this city and this country that interested me.

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