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JUST IN: Another Football Club Signs Odion Ighalo
Odion Ighalo have been signed by a new club.
Alshabab Saudi Football Club Signed Odion Ighalo.
OnyxNews Nigeria reports that former Manchester United player, Odion Ighalo has signed a two and half years contract with Al-shabab Saudi Football Club.
The club confirmed it in a video on their social media platform, that: “Al Shabab has been signed with the Nigerian Odion Ighalo @ighalojude (Ex. Man United striker) for a two and a half years.”
READ See Odion Ighalo’s New Club After Leaving Manchester United
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