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Senegalese defender Dieynaba Ndaw has signed a two-year contract with Napoli Women following her departure from CP Cacereño.
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Senegalese defender Dieynaba Ndaw has committed her future to Napoli Women, putting pen to paper on a two-year deal. The 23-year-old arrives from Spanish side CP Cacereño, where she featured in nine matches in the Primera Federación, starting five, as Soccerdonna reports.
Born in Senegal, Ndaw relocated to the United States aged 13 and honed her skills at IMG Academy in Florida. She spent three seasons at Duke University - 22 appearances, one goal - before a final college year at the University of Miami, where she managed 16 games, a goal and an assist. She also turned out 13 times for Cacereño's reserve side in the Segunda Federación, netting three goals.
Ndaw represents Senegal at senior level. She attended a Netherlands U16 training camp in her youth and was called up for Senegal's 2022 Africa Cup preparations before making the squad for the 2025 edition of the tournament.
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