By Angu Lesley
Cameroon international Colette Ndzana has completed her move to Turkish giants Fenerbahçe Women’s Football Club, signing a one-year contract with the Istanbul-based side.
The 26-year-old left-back makes the switch from French club Dijon, bringing an end to her spell in France as she begins a new chapter in Turkey.
Ndzana, who was formerly of Éclair FF in Cameroon, has continued to establish herself at international level with the Indomitable Lionesses.
The defender was part of Cameroon’s squad that conquered Africa at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, adding continental glory to her growing career résumé.
Her move to Fenerbahçe will also see her reunite with international teammate Marie Gisele Ngah Manga, who is already on the books of the Turkish club.
The arrival of Ndzana strengthens Fenerbahçe’s defensive options and gives the Cameroonian another opportunity to test herself in a new league and football environment.
For Ndzana, the move represents another significant step in an increasingly impressive career that began in Cameroon before taking her to Europe.
The Indomitable Lioness now turns her attention to Turkey, where she will look to make her mark in Fenerbahçe colours.
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