Crystal Palace have secured the signature of Nigerian international goalkeeper Comfort Erhabor, confirming her permanent switch to the Women’s Super League side on a contract that will keep her at the club for the next two seasons.

The 21-year-old shot-stopper arrives at Selhurst Park following a spell with fellow English outfit Portsmouth, where she featured six times across all competitions in the previous campaign.

Her move to Crystal Palace marks the latest step in a career that has taken her through several English clubs since her early development years.

Erhabor’s football journey started at the Brighton & Hove Albion academy, where she honed her goalkeeping skills before venturing out on loan to gain first-team experience.

Those loan spells took her to Scottish side Hibernian and English club Plymouth Argyle, both of which helped shape her into the goalkeeper she is today.

On the international front, Erhabor has established herself as part of the Super Falcons setup and was recently handed a spot in Nigeria’s squad heading into the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, set to be hosted in Morocco.

Her inclusion reflects the growing confidence coaches have in her abilities between the posts for the national team.

With this switch to Crystal Palace, Erhabor now joins a competitive Women’s Super League environment where she will be looking to build on the experience gathered during her time at Portsmouth and further develop her career at a higher level of English women’s football.