‘Thank You’: Monday Bids Farewell to Washington Spirit After Boston Legacy Move
Gift Monday has penned an emotional farewell message to National Women’s Soccer League, NWSL, side Washington Spirit following her transfer to Boston Legacy.
Monday completed a permanent move to Boston Legacy earlier this month, with the club reportedly paying €500,000 to secure her services.
Monday Thanks Washington Spirit
The 24-year-old took to social media to express her gratitude to Washington Spirit for the memorable moments she shared with the club during her time in the United States.
“Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when the memories mean so much. I’m leaving with a grateful heart, beautiful memories, and a little sadness that words cannot explain,” Monday wrote on Instagram.
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“Thank you for being part of my journey. Though we may be going our separate ways, you will always have a special place in my heart. All the best, fam. Take care and never forget me.”
Big Impact At Spirit
Monday joined Washington Spirit from Spanish side UD Tenerife in 2025 and quickly made her mark in the NWSL.
During her spell with the club, the Nigerian forward recorded 12 goals and three assists in 48 regular-season appearances.
She also recently made NWSL history by scoring the fastest hat-trick in the league’s history, finding the back of the net three times in just 35 minutes and 52 seconds against the Houston Dash.
By Adeboye Amosu
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