Super Falcons goalkeeper Comfort Erhabor has declared herself ready for the Women’s Super League challenge following her move to Crystal Palace Women.
Palace announced the signing of the Nigeria international on a two-year deal on Thursday, ending her one-season spell at Portsmouth. The 21-year-old has committed her future to the newly-promoted club until 2028.
“It feels really good to be here. I am very excited to get started. I am aspiring to play at the highest level, so this is a really big step in my career,” she said.
The goalkeeper made six appearances for Portsmouth in all competitions last season after joining the south coast club in July 2025. She began her career at the Brighton and Hove Albion academy before loan spells at Hibernian and Plymouth Argyle. Related News Courtois puts Belgium career on hold until September 2027 Sani seals surprise Saudi move after Leipzig exit Abiodun heartbroken after season-ending injury
Born in the Netherlands and raised in England, Erhabor chose to represent Nigeria at international level. She made her Super Falcons debut in February, starting in a friendly against Cameroon, and was later included in the squad for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, though she did not feature during the tournament.
