NK Istra 1961 completes the signing of Super Eagles eligible forward Charles Adah Agada; npflupdates.com reports.
Agada before signing for the Croatian outfit was initially linked with a move to Queens Park Rangers in the EFL Championship.
Also, he tried out at Spanish outfit Granada CF.
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The Flying Eagles invitee will remain with Croatia until the next four years. He will become the next Flying Eagle to sign for the club after forward Salim Fago.
Ndidi Speak About Leicester City’s Loss To Arsenal
In another story, Super Eagles combative midfielder Wilfred Ndidi reveal his Leicester City side were just unlucky in their EPL game against Arsenal FC last Saturday.
It was a heavy defeat for Leicester, and who had hoped to turn their fortunes around and win games.
“It was a difficult game, we stayed on till they scored the first goal,” Ndidi told Leicester TV.
“It’s quite a tough game but we did well, to be honest, we needed to because we were playing against a top team and it’s something we will take the positives to the next one.
“We knew we were still in the game we were just unlucky we conceded the first goal. We were still in it because we were together, stayed compact.
“They are very good keeping the ball, positioning and tried to get at us. We just needed to stick together and go on the counter that’s why sometimes when we get the ball we just go forward because we knew their game plan so we just stick to it.
“We are a bit gutted because we conceded two goals, we should have stayed more in the game. But overall we are pleased with the performance until they scored. Everyone know the position that we are so we just go forward to the next game.”
Speaking about his return to Leicester’s starting line-up after being away since December he said: ”I feel great, I feel amazing, there are lots of games coming up so I just need to look after myself and keep going.”
What Super Eagles Forward Osimhen Said About AZ Alkmaar’s Visit To Istanbul
In another story, Super Eagles and Galatasary SK forward Victor Osimhen remains upbeat his side can still progress in the UEFA Europa League despite losing 4-1 in Netherlands.
Osimhen was suspended from playing the first fixture away at AZ Alkmaar. But he’s expected to be in the line up when the reverse fixture comes up in Istanbul.
“The return match in Istanbul will be very different. With the support of our fans, we will show them the true power of Galatasaray,” Osimhen told Fotomac and was quoted by PUNCH Nigeria.
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“I will score my goals. Leave AZ Alkmaar to me. We will be the side that advances. I am sure of that. Everyone should keep their morale high.”
