NadiaRamadan

BIO

Prior to UK:

2025 (@ Alabama)

Called up to Egyptian Women’s National Team for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches and 2nd round qualifiers
Competed in 21 games for the Tide, starting in 13
Ranked third on the team in goals, scoring six
Also ranked third on the team with points with 17 off of six goals and five assists
Netted a brace against LSU on the road to take home the 2-1 victory, including scoring while taking a corner kick
Scored goals against Samford, Kentucky and Vanderbilt in addition to the brace against LSU
Notched a goal and an assist against Samford
Named to SEC Preseason Watchlist

Ranked second on the team in points (19) and goals (7)
Tied as the team leader in assists with five
Tallied a five-point game against Florida Atlantic, scoring two goals and an assist
Also scored a brace against North Alabama
Notched a goal off a free kick on the road against Texas
Recorded two assists in the team’s 3-1 victory over Florida, in addition to assisting goals against Texas A&M, Tennessee, and Florida Atlantic
Scored a goal in both SEC Tournament games, finding the back of the net in the ninth minute against Vanderbilt and notching a penalty kick in the 85th minute against South Carolina in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals
Was 2-of-2 in penalty kicks during the season, including scoring the Tide’s lone goal against South Carolina in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament
Started 19 out of the 21 games for the Tide
Named a CSC Academic All-District honoree

Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team
Tied for second on the team in goals, scoring four times this season
Scored her first collegiate goal against Mercer and tallied her first collegiate assist against DePaul
Earned her first start against Southern Miss
Scored against Kentucky in the 70th minute and Auburn in the ninth minute
Volleyed a ball into the back of the net against LSU
Named TopDrawerSoccer’s Midseason Top 100 List
Has played in all 22 games for the Tide, starting in 8

Served as captain for the U-17 Egyptian team in the Women’s World Cup Qualifier against Nigeria
Has competed with the Egyptian National Team for four years (2019-present), playing with the U-17 and U-20 squads
2021-22 GA National finalist and GA Mid-America Conference Champion

Personal:

Hobbies include hanging out with family and friends and shopping
Father played professional soccer in Dubai for 8 years.
Has 3 older brothers who played Division 1 collegiate soccer.
Speaks Arabic
Chose Kentucky soccer because it gives her the opportunity to compete at the highest level while continuing to grow as a player and person. The coaching staff, culture, and SEC competition made it clear that Kentucky is the best place for her to push myself and reach her goals.