Ajara Nchout Njoya, the 33‑year‑old Cameroonian striker, has returned to her homeland after a long spell abroad. The international forward has officially signed with Lékié FF, a club based in Cameroon that is sponsored by Guinness.
Nchout Njoya’s move marks a homecoming for the player, who has spent the past years competing in leagues outside of Cameroon. Her return comes as part of a broader effort by Lékié FF to strengthen its squad with experienced talent.
While details of the contract remain undisclosed, the announcement confirms that Nchout Njoya will be wearing the Lékié FF jersey for the upcoming season. The club, known for its partnership with the Guinness brand, is one of the prominent teams in the country’s top flight.
Cameroon, a West African nation with a rich footballing tradition, has seen several of its players return from overseas to contribute to the domestic league. Nchout Njoya’s arrival is expected to bring both skill and international experience to Lékié FF.
With her return, Nchout Njoya joins a growing list of seasoned professionals who are choosing to play in their home country, offering a boost to the competitiveness of the Cameroonian league.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
