Asisat Oshoala missing in top 10 best women's football players 2024

African Women’s Player of the Year, Asisat Oshoala missed out on the list of the top 10 best women's football players in 2024, as per the Radio Times.

Asisat Oshola, who recently moved from Barcelona Femeni to Bay FC in the NWSL, was not deemed good enough to make the list of top 10 best players in women's football.

In two starts for Bay FC, Asisat Oshoala has scored once and assisted another but is yet to settle in properly and hit the heights she is very capable of, as she did with Barcelona Femeni.

The selection considered individual triumphs, on-field dominance, contributions to their teams, and overall impact at both club and national levels in the past year and the ongoing 2023–24 season.

Lauren James is taking the world by storm at just 22, as she is tearing up the pitch for both club and country.

A breakout star at the 2023 World Cup, she has become an unshakable forward force in Women's football.

Across 23 games for Chelsea this season, James has been a force to be reckoned with, finding the back of the net a staggering 15 times.

Mary Earps was crowned the 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year, and she wasn't just exceptional, she was transformative.

Her peak performance propelled Manchester United into Europe for the first time, shattering glass ceilings, but her impact didn't stop there.

Throughout the World Cup, Earps delivered a string of remarkable saves, culminating in a game-changing penalty stop in the final.

Fridolina Rolfö finds her stride as she is a force to be reckoned with. Her blistering pace, raw strength, and direct approach down the left flank are nearly impossible to contain.

Rolfö's brilliance extends beyond pure power. Her versatility is a rare and valuable asset, seamlessly switching between left-back for Barcelona and left-winger for Sweden.

Her exceptional contributions were key to Barcelona's victories in both La Liga F and the Champions League, solidifying her as an indispensable element in the team's success.

While a recent injury has kept her sidelined in the early stages of the 2023–24 season, there's no question she'll be back on the pitch soon, eager to unleash her magic once again.

Graham Hansen's remarkable talents often fly under the radar, despite her undeniable prowess as a Norwegian winger. Few players possess her innate ability to create scoring opportunities seemingly out of thin air.

Following a disappointing World Cup campaign, the 29-year-old has experienced a revitalization. Her impact on the pitch is undeniable, as evidenced by her impressive tally of seven goals and 11 assists in her first 10 outings for her club.

This outstanding performance not only highlights her extraordinary skills but also emphasizes her importance as a dynamic force within the team.

The 19-year-old's emerged as a focal point of attention ahead of the summer World Cup. Throughout the tournament, her bold and instinctive style of play consistently left defenders struggling to keep up.

The Colombian forward's high-profile transfer to Real Madrid sent shockwaves through fans, sparking anticipation to witness her talent on the world stage.

Alexandra Popp is a rock for Germany, a footballing powerhouse that demands excellence. Her unwavering commitment and dependable skills speak volumes about her incredible career.

Popp isn't just a consistent presence; she's a leader. She thrives under pressure, inspiring her teammates to reach new heights. While the World Cup might not have been her dream showing, Popp remains a force to be reckoned with.

Her skill and tenacity have left an indelible mark on women's football, and her legacy is still being written.

The former 400m runner, Paralluelo, made a remarkable debut for Barcelona, and after two weeks, she scored a hat trick.

Emerging as one of the revelations of the 2023 World Cup, the 20-year-old consistently outperformed even the most formidable defenses with her clinical skill.

Her scoring spree appears unstoppable, with Paralluelo already tallying 20 goals this season for Barcelona, contributing to numerous victories and titles along the way.

She was propelled into the spotlight at the 2022 Euros, and the Barcelona midfielder has experienced a meteoric rise. Having established herself in the Lionesses squad, she has evolved into an indispensable figure in England's midfield.

Earning acclaim following her transfer to Spain, Walsh's keen vision, unyielding determination, and authoritative presence rightfully earned her a place in the FIFA Women's World XI.

Dominant Kerr battled back from injury to World Cup wonder goal and makes the top 3 ranking even in an off-year.

Even a year marred by injury couldn't keep Sam Kerr off the podium. Despite a calf injury hindering her World Cup performance, her exceptional strike against England earned a Puskas Award nomination.

Kerr's dominance continued at Chelsea until an ACL tear prematurely ended her club season, showcasing her resilience despite setbacks.

Aitana Bonmati has redefined dominance. In a feat never achieved before by any player, male or female, she conquered the treble of Champions League, World Cup, and Ballon d'Or within a single year.

For Barcelona, she was the undisputed star, orchestrating their triumphs in both La Liga F and the Champions League last season. Her influence on the national team was equally profound, serving as the linchpin of Spain's victorious World Cup run.

At just 26, Bonmati possesses an unparalleled ability to dictate the flow of the game. A master of ball control, she glides through challenges with remarkable agility.