Cameroonian forward Ajara Nchout continues to impress in the Saudi Women's Premier League. In a 2-2 draw between Al Qadsiah and Al Ahli, Nchout scored her fifth goal of the season, solidifying her position as a key player for her team.
Ajara Nchout Njoya, 33, joined Al Qadsiah in January 2024 after a successful spell at Inter Milan. Her international experience and offensive talent are valuable assets to the Saudi club. She also extended her contract until 2026.
This latest goal demonstrates Nchout's consistency this season. Al Qadsiah was able to count on her contribution to secure an important point against a determined Al Ahli team. Charlene Meyong, also from Cameroon, came on as a substitute for Al Ahli at the very end of the match, in the 90th minute.
Ajara Nchout has participated in two FIFA Women's World Cups (2015 and 2019), reaching the round of 16 in 2019, where she scored her team's only two goals in the group stage. She has also played in four Women's Africa Cup of Nations, helping Cameroon finish second in 2014 and 2016.
In addition to her club performances, Nchout is an emblematic figure in the Cameroonian national team. Her professional career has led her to play in several countries, including Russia, Sweden, Spain and Italy. Her goal against New Zealand at the 2019 Women's World Cup was even nominated for the FIFA Puskas Award.
Al Qadsiah will face Eastern Flames on April 3, 2026, as part of the Women's Premier League. Fans hope that Ajara Nchout will continue her momentum and lead the team to new successes. With five goals to her name, she confirms her role as an offensive leader and her successful adaptation to the Saudi league.
