I’ll be pregnant in four years’ time, I want to start having babies” – Francisca Ordega

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By Amaechi Agbo

Super Falcons forward, Francisca Ordega has disclosed that she would be pregnant “in the next four years” adding that she wants to start having her own family.
Ordega who was part of the Super Falcons that reached Round 16 of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, said she would not want to play football forever.
In an interview with EaglesTracker, the Benue State born, former Bayelsa Queen and Rivers Angels star said she could even get pregnant in three months
“Four years? I think I will be pregnant, I think I will have my babies then. Four years, I might have babies. I love babies. I might really.
“I might have babies. I don’t want to play football forever. I’m a woman. I’m beautiful. I don’t wanna play football forever. I want to start a family. I’m not saying in the next four years but if una no see me make una know say I don…[smiles].
“It can happen in the next one or three months. It doesn’t matter. It is what you want that God will give to you.”
Ordega, 29, was in action on Tuesday as her club side WFC CSKA Moscow defeated Rubin Kazan 5-0 At Sportivnyy Kompleks “Novyye Khimki”

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