(Comfort Erhabor. Photo by Vanguard News)
Nigeria international goalkeeper Comfort Erhabor has joined English club Crystal Palace on a two-year deal.
The twenty one year old arrives following a season at Portsmouth where she made six appearances across all competitions.
Erhabor began her footballing journey at Brighton & Hove Albion Academy before gaining experience through loan spells with Hibernian and Plymouth Argyle.
She moved to Portsmouth in July 2025 and has now completed her transfer to Palace after one season.
Born in the Netherlands and raised in England, Erhabor is eligible to represent Nigeria through international rules and has become an established member of the Super Falcons.
She made her senior debut for Nigeria in February during a friendly against Cameroon and was subsequently selected for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations squad.
Crystal Palace manager Jo Potter expressed enthusiasm about the signing, describing Erhabor as a promising young talent.
The goalkeeper matched that sentiment, saying the move represents a significant step toward achieving her career ambitions and aspiring to play at the highest level of women’s football.
