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Published 22:59 IST, February 8th 2020

Man Utd fans convinced Ighalo will be a hit at Old Trafford after training video emerges

Man Utd fans are convinced that Ighalo will be a good addition to the team after reports emerged that he was undergoing intense training to up his speed

Reported by: Ruchit Rastogi
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Manchester United fans are convinced that Odion Ighalo will be a good addition to the team after reports emerged that striker was undergoing intense training to up his speed ahead of the squad's winter break. Ighalo signed for the Red Devils on a loan deal until the end of the 2019-20 season. The player was signed on the deadline of the January transfer window.

Ighalo going under intense training

The Nigeria International is undergoing intense training having not played since December 2019. According to reports, if the striker manages to gain match fitness then he will feature against Chelsea in Premier League game on February 17. He has been training at the National Taekwondo Centre located in the area of Newton Heath, Manchester.

According to reports, Ighalo's fitness coach, Wayne Richardson said that he monitored various drills during the past few days and videos of their fitness drills emerged on social media platforms such as Twitter. Richardson added that they are working really hard and called the striker an amazing athlete.

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Netizens hope for Ighalo to succeed at Manchester United

The fitness regime of Odion Ighalo prompted a few Manchester United fans to wish the striker to have a good time at Old Trafford.

 

 

 

 

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Updated 22:59 IST, February 8th 2020

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