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Onyiyechi Zogg: 'Most beautiful' Nigerian female footballer flaunts her toned abs in new photo

Onyinye Zogg
'Most beautiful' Nigerian female footballer flaunts her toned abs in new photo
Onyinye Zogg said goodbye to her Turbine Potsdam teammates this week confirming the end of her journey with the German club.
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Super Falcons of Nigeria defender Onyinyechi Zogg’s beauty is truly one to behold.

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The 26-year-old Switzerland-born centre-back is also widely regarded as the most beautiful Nigerian female football player and Pulse Sports ranks her among the top 10 hottest Super Falcons players.

Zogg who recently announced her exit from German Frauen-Bundesliga club Turbine Postdam has always shut down the internet with her glamorous looks.

Onyinye Zogg is the most beautiful Nigerian female footballer

Onyinye Zogg has already said goodbye to her teammates at the German outfit having joined the club a year ago.

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Taking to her official Instagram page last week, she simply captioned her farewell post: Danke @turbinepotsdam 💙 

Onyinyechi Zogg shows off toned abs in bikini 

Onyinyechi Salome Zogg/Instagram

The beautiful Super Falcons defender took to her Instagram page earlier today to remind fans of her stunning looks ahead of the summer season.

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Zogg posed in a navy green and black-themed bikini while wearing an adorable Base ball face cap and sun shades.

Onyinye Zogg flaunts her toned abs in bikini/via Instagram

At the time of this report, Zogg is still a free-agent and her next destination is not yet known.

Zogg was invited to the Super Falcons of Nigeria camp in June 2021 after being called up as a late replacement for Onome Ebi.

Onyinye Zogg of Super Falcons
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That same month, she made her debut for Nigeria in a 1-0 defeat against Jamaica.

However, due to Zogg’s injuries at club level, the 26-year-old defender has not appeared for the Super Falcons as much as many have expected.

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