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Bayern Munich have officially triggered the release clause of Granada’s prolific Nigerian striker, Edna Imade, setting the stage for a high-profile move to the German giants. According to Spanish journalist David Menayo, Imade has agreed to a four-year contract with Bayern, ending rumours of a potential switch to Atletico Madrid.
The 24 year old forward has been a standout performer in Liga F this season, catching the eye of Europe’s top clubs with her clinical finishing and powerful style of play. Her goals have been crucial for Granada, and now she’s set to bring her talents to one of Europe’s elite sides.
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Although Imade will officially join Bayern next season, reports suggest she may be loaned back to a Spanish club for a year to continue her development and secure regular playing time. The transfer is part of Bayern’s strategy to invest in emerging talent, with Imade expected to bolster their attacking options in the long term.
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Edna Imade's move to Bayern Munich isn’t just another transfer it’s a statement. For years, Nigerian women’s football has produced exceptional talents, but Imade’s leap to a global powerhouse like Bayern signals the growing influence of African players in European football.
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Her journey from Granada’s frontline to Bayern’s ranks shows the value of perseverance and consistency. Bayern's decision to potentially loan her back to Spain is strategic it allows her to grow while keeping her match-fit. This long-term vision from Bayern is what clubs from the rest they invest not just in talent but in the right environment for development.
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For Imade, this is just the beginning. For Nigerian football, it’s another flag planted firmly on the European stage.
Did You Know?
Edna Imade started her career at Edo Queens in Nigeria before moving to Europe.
She scored 18 goals in her debut season at Granada, becoming the club’s top scorer.
Imade is the first Nigerian woman to join Bayern Munich’s senior women’s team directly from a Spanish club.
Her style of play has been compared to that of Asisat Oshoala, known for strength, pace, and [clinical finishing](https://wikime.co/User:BettiePearson1).
Bayern Munich's women’s team has won the Frauen-Bundesliga five times and regularly competes in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.