Francisca Ordega: “I Want to Start Having Babies, I’m a Woman”: Super Falcons Star Opens Up

• Francisca Ordega was part of the Super Falcons squad at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup
• The 29-year-old has disclosed that she might have started her own family before the next edition in four years' time
• The forward maintained that she is a woman and will not play football forever

Nigerian international Francisca Ordega has disclosed that she cannot wait to start having babies and begin her own family life.

The Super Falcons star has been with the Nigerian national women’s team since 2010, having also represented the U-17 and U-20 teams.

Ordega was part of the Super Falcon’s squad that reached the second round of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Randy Waldrum’s ladies progressed to the competition's knockout stage unbeaten, but England Women kicked them out via a penalty shootout in the Round of 16.

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Having returned home, Ordega disclosed that she is considering having babies soon. She told Eagles Tracker, via Complete Sports:

“Four years? I think I will be pregnant, I think I will have my babies then. Four years, I might have babies. I love babies. I might really.

“I might have babies. I don’t want to play football forever. I’m a woman. I’m beautiful. I don’t wanna play football forever. I want to start a family. I’m not saying in the next four years but if una no see me make una know say I don…[smiles].

“It can happen in the next one or three months. It doesn’t matter. It is what you want that God will give to you.”

Ordega leaves fans gushing

Sports Brief earlier reported that Ordega left fans on social media gushing over her beauty after she posted photos of herself stepping out in style.

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Reporters often take any opportunity to interview Ordega to get a whiff of her beauty.

She began her career at the youth level for Bayelsa Queens before being promoted to the professional side in 2008, where she played at the Nigerian Women's Championship.