Cameroon’s veteran international striker Ajara Nchout Njoya has officially joined Lekie Football Federation (Lekie FF) after returning to her home country, announcing a new chapter in her playing career and a commitment to mentor the next generation of players.
Nchout, who has represented the Cameroon women’s national team in multiple continental and global tournaments, brings a wealth of experience from her years abroad to the domestic league. Her move back to Cameroon follows a period of playing overseas, during which she established herself as one of the country’s most prolific forwards.
Speaking about the transfer, Nchout said she intends to “put her experience at the service of the new generation,” indicating a focus on both on‑field performance and off‑field guidance for younger teammates.
The signing is seen as a boost for Lekie FF, a club seeking to strengthen its attacking options and to benefit from the leadership of a player who has competed at the highest levels of African and world football.
Women’s football in Cameroon continues to grow, with seasoned internationals like Nchout playing a pivotal role in developing talent and raising the profile of the sport across the nation.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
