Nnadozie was nominated for the 2025 Women's Yashin Trophy following an impressive performance for club and country.

The goalkeeper played a crucial role in the Super Falcons' 10th African Cup of Nations victory this year.

Following her performance, she was ranked fourth in the 2025 Women's Yashin Trophy award rankings.

Introduced this year as part of the Ballon d'Or awards, the Women's Yashin Trophy recognises the best female goalkeeper in world football.

According to multiple reports on X, Tega Onojaife of Smooth 98.1 FM ranked Hampton first and Nnadozie second on her ballot.

The Chelsea goalkeeper received votes from 47 of the 50 journalists who participated in the selection for the Women's Yashin Trophy.

While Hampton received Nigeria's first-place vote, Nnadozie's high ranking is a significant achievement for African football and highlights her growing global reputation.

Now back with Brighton, Nnadozie will aim to build on her recent success with the hope of one day becoming the first African to win the prestigious award.