Plug Sports, the sports management arm of The Plug, has officially announced the addition of Super Falcons and Houston Dash wingback, Michelle Alozie to its roster of exceptional athletes. This exciting signing follows her outstanding performance for Nigeria at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup which was held across cities in Australia and New Zealand.
Known for her formidable talent and commanding presence on the field, Alozie has garnered acclaim from sports enthusiasts and pundits alike. The promising 26-year-old footballer’s drive for excellence on the field, and contributions to community impact off it, have firmly established her as one of the most prominent sporting figures in Nigeria and the USA.
“We are very delighted to have a shining example in women’s sports join our team at Plug Sports,” said Lanre Vigo, Head of Sports for The Plug. “Her remarkable talent sets her apart as one of the most exciting players in the world and one of the brightest stars out of Africa. We believe that Alozie is well underway to becoming a major star and we look forward to supporting her every step of the way.”
Speaking about her signing, Alozie expressed her enthusiasm, stating,
“I am incredibly honoured to join the game-changing roster of athletes at Plug Sports. I am absolutely elated about the opportunities that can come from signing with Plug Sports, and I am confident that together, we will be able to achieve incredible success.”
The Nigerian defender’s addition means she joins international sports stars including Asisat Oshoala, Uchenna Kanu, Tobi Amusan, and Henry Onyekuru on the company’s roster. Plug Sports’ partnership with Alozie underscores a commitment to fostering local talent, promoting diversity, and making an indelible impact on the global sporting stage.
About Plug Sports
Plug Sports (The Plug Sports), a wholly owned subsidiary of The Plug, is a leading full-service Nigerian-based sport and talent management company.
Headed by Lanre Vigo, Plug Sports boasts Nigeria’s most impressive roster of talent, including Tobi Amusan, Asisat Oshoala, Henry Onyekuru, Uchenna Kanu, and Michelle Alozie.
