
Racheal Kundananji Shatters Transfer Records with Move to Bay FC
In a historic moment for women’s soccer, Zambian striker Racheal Kundananji has secured a groundbreaking transfer to American club Bay FC, setting a new world record fee in the process. The highly anticipated move sees Kundananji make history as the first African player to command such a monumental transfer fee in either men’s or women’s football.
The deal, reported to be worth a staggering €735,000 ($788,000/£625,000), marks a watershed moment for women’s football, underlining the growing recognition and investment in the women’s game globally. Kundananji’s move to Bay FC signifies not only her exceptional talent but also the increasing prominence and value placed on women’s soccer worldwide.
Signing a four-year contract with the option to extend for a further year, Kundananji brings her formidable skills and dynamic attacking prowess to Bay FC. With an impressive track record both domestically and internationally, the Zambian superstar is poised to make a significant impact on the American soccer scene.
Kundananji’s journey to the top echelons of women’s football has been marked by stellar performances and remarkable achievements. Starting her professional career abroad with BIIK Kazygurt in Kazakhstan at just 18 years old, she played an instrumental role in the team’s consecutive league championships in 2019 and 2020.
Her success continued in Europe, where she showcased her scoring prowess with clubs like SD Eibar and Madrid CFF. At Madrid CFF, Kundananji’s prolific goal-scoring ability earned her widespread acclaim, culminating in her record-breaking transfer to Bay FC.
Describing Kundananji as a “tremendous talent,” Bay FC General Manager Lucy Rushton expressed confidence in the striker’s ability to thrive in the American soccer landscape. Kundananji herself expressed excitement about the new chapter in her career, emphasizing her eagerness to embrace the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
As Kundananji embarks on this exciting journey with Bay FC, she not only makes history but also paves the way for future generations of African women footballers. Her remarkable achievements serve as a testament to the immense talent and potential within the women’s game, inspiring aspiring players around the world to dream big and aim for the stars.


SPONSORED
Win Every Day with AfroPari Bonuses!

Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)
FAZ President Mweemba Meets Infantino at FIFA Summit

National League
Makeni All Stars Seal National League Promotion

National League
William Njobvu Joins Aguila Stars as Assistant Coach

National League
Aguila Stars Appoint Brian Kunsanama as Head Coach

TNM Super League Malawi
Blantyre Derby 2025: Bullets and Wanderers Clash

TNM Super League Malawi
TNM Super League’s Rising Star: The Festus Duwe Story

Zambian Football News
James Chamanga: “I Never Used Juju – I Believed in God”

Zambian Football News
WAFCON 2025: Copper Queens Set for High-Stakes Opener vs Morocco

Zambian Football News
Wada Names 35-Member Zambia Provisional Squad for 2025 COSAFA Cup

Bola Yapa Zed TV
Watch: Zambia 3-2 Sierra Leone: Extended Highlights

Bola Yapa Zed
Match Highlights: Atletico Lusaka vs Napsa Stars

Zambian Football News
Watch Barbra Banda’s Brace for Orlando Pride Against Seattle Reign

General Football News
Match Highlights Uruguay Vs. Brasil
Must Read
-
SPONSORED
/ 2 days agoWin Every Day with AfroPari Bonuses!
Win Every Day with AfroPari Bonuses! There’s no need to wait for a special...
By Chikondi -
Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)
/ 2 days agoFAZ President Mweemba Meets Infantino at FIFA Summit
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has reiterated his admiration for Zambia’s deep-rooted football culture, pledging...
By Chikondi -
National League
/ 2 days agoMakeni All Stars Seal National League Promotion
Makeni All Stars FC are officially through to the 2025/26 National League after a...
By Chikondi -
National League
/ 2 days agoWilliam Njobvu Joins Aguila Stars as Assistant Coach
Aguila Stars FC have confirmed the appointment of William Njobvu as the First Assistant...
By Chikondi