Super Falcons Star Michelle Alozie has again captured the spotlight, this time for her meeting with Nigerian music sensation David ‘Davido’ Adeleke in the United States, Soccernet.ng reports.
Alozie, who gained widespread recognition during the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, has become one of Nigeria’s most prominent footballers.
Her exceptional performances on the field and undeniable charisma endeared her to fans nationwide.
self disappointment overcasted with overwhelming pride for my teammates, gratitude for the journey, and glory to God—always. pic.twitter.com/cighDWv5fU
— michelle alozie (@alozieee) August 8, 2023
Notably, her composed response to an incident involving England star Lauren James, who stamped on her during a match, further solidified her reputation.
Alozie’s popularity remained unscathed even after she missed a crucial penalty in the shootout against England.
life. pic.twitter.com/3572ug62Ba
— michelle alozie (@alozieee) August 8, 2023
Evidently, she is well-prepared for the limelight she now basks in.
Recently, she playfully expressed interest in participating in the Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show.
The latest chapter in Alozie’s journey to stardom features her rendezvous with Nigerian music icon Davido.
@davido pic.twitter.com/skksr1cpuR
— michelle alozie (@alozieee) August 22, 2023
A viral photo captures the dynamic full-back presenting Davido with a Super Falcons jersey in America. The jersey, bearing her name and number, adds a personal touch to the encounter.
Davido, who recently performed his hit song ‘Unavailable’ with Latto at the AfroNation Festival in Detroit, joined Alozie on this occasion.
Alozie herself is back in the United States following her participation with the Super Falcons in the Women’s World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand.
This meeting between Alozie and Davido comes shortly after she ignited online discussions by admitting to having a crush on Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi.
In her debut World Cup appearance, Alozie featured in all three matches, contributing to Nigeria’s advancement to the Round of 16, a feat achieved only for the third time in the nation’s history.
