Sevilla FC has significantly bolstered their attacking lineup with the acquisition of Nigerian striker, Kelechi Iheanacho.
The former Leicester City forward joins as a free agent, becoming the club’s second Nigerian signing this transfer window, following Chidera Ejuke’s arrival, also on a free transfer.
Football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the move, stating, “Kelechi Iheanacho landed in Sevilla to sign a two-year deal at the club.”
Romano’s reports indicated that all necessary paperwork is being finalized, and Iheanacho’s official announcement as a Sevilla player is expected shortly.
Iheanacho, formerly with Leicester City, brings extensive experience and versatility to Sevilla’s frontline.
His addition is anticipated to significantly enhance the team’s offensive capabilities as they gear up for the new season.
The 27-year-old signing reflects Sevilla’s strategy of integrating seasoned international talent into their squad.
The combination of Iheanacho’s Premier League experience and Ejuke’s dynamic playstyle promises to add a new dimension to Sevilla’s attack, much to the delight of fans and management.
Under the guidance of manager José Luis Mendilibar, Sevilla FC is committed to strengthening its squad to achieve a strong performance in both domestic and European competitions.
In another significant transfer development, Romano also reported that Nigerian player Chido Obi Martin has left Arsenal to join Manchester United.
“EXCLUSIVE: Chido Obi Martin to Man United, here we go! Talented striker leaves Arsenal and he’s just accepted Man Utd proposal. Pathway key for Chido who’s turned down higher bids from Germany to sign for Man United. Project convinced 2007-born top talent to accept Manchester United,” Romano stated.
Iheanacho’s arrival at Sevilla and Martin’s move to Manchester United highlighted a busy transfer window for Nigerian footballers, underscoring their growing influence in top European leagues.
