Super Falcons players on Wednesday visited injured Banyana Banyana star Gabriela Salgado in Casablanca, reports Completesports.com.
Captain Rasheedat Ajibade, alongside four of her teammates visited Salgado at the Mohamed V1 Hospital, in Casablanca.
The other players are Ifeoma Onumonu, Ashleigh Plumptre, Michelle Alozie, and goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie.
They presented her with a signed Super Falcon jersey.
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Salgado was stretchered off late in the second half of South Africa’s 2-1 semi-final defeat to Nigeria on Tuesday night.
She underwent successful surgery on Wednesday, and is currently under close supervision.
The 27-year-old is expected to be out of action for the rest of the year.
The whole Banyana Banyana team also visited Salgado at the hospital on Tuesday night after she had been stabilized following the injury.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Nna are yuh people serious at all?? Kai!
**South Africa’s 2-1 semi-final victory over Nigeria on Tuesday night**?????
So yuh dis guy, for yur mind is the statement above correct?
Do you not proof read anyting yuh post because yuh nor send ne?
Abi yuh dey whine ne? lol
De other day, yuh are referring to man as her and woman as he lmao!
Una no get professional integrity ne? Abi na becos there is no consequence for mediocrity in yur organisation and in Nigeria at large? Chaii!
Hehehe, dem wan rewrite history for CSN.
I guess it will be SA playing Morocco in the final on Saturday, LOOOL.
CSN, make unu clap for unusef. At a minimum, you should be proof reading your articles before you post them na? Haba! Which kain embarrassment be dis one?
If someone had just taken a minute to reread the article, this kain mistake could have been avoided. CSN is a global brand, people around the world are reading, and they have all seen this blunder. Information reported must always be accurate.
Woah! What a show of love and sportsmanship. South Africans should learn brotherly love and camaraderie from Nigeria.
This shows how much better we (Nigerians) are than these xenophobic wicked South Africans, they are bust killing our people in their country, denying them housing, destroying their businesses, violently preventing the sick from accessing life saving medication and even preventing the pregnant from medical care, while we are showing them love. Believe me, these things have very significant implications and soon when things start to happen because of the ripple effects of these actions (both ours and theirs) then you will start seeing something else but still you can bet that the Nigerians will still be willing to help and be civil at all times, even after all the cruelty of these barbarians. God is always in charge!
PS- And I include the Ghanaians in this as well.
It is well.
This shows how much better we (Nigerians) are than these xenophobic wicked South Africans, they are busy killing our people in their country, denying them housing, destroying their businesses, violently preventing the sick from accessing life saving medication and even preventing the pregnant from medical care, while we are showing them love. Believe me, these things have very significant implications and soon when things start to happen because of the ripple effects of these actions (both ours and theirs) then you will start seeing something else but still you can bet that the Nigerians will still be willing to help and be civil at all times, even after all the cruelty of these barbarians. God is always in charge!
PS- And I include the Ghanaians in this as well.
It is well.
Review your write up B4 you post, is it Nigeria 2-1 victory over SA or something?