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Official: Sevilla announce the signing of Kelechi Iheanacho on Two-Year deal

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La Liga giants Sevilla FC have officially confirmed the signing of Nigerian international and former Leicester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho on a two-year deal. The 2013 FIFA U-17 golden boy’s contract with Leicester City expired in June, ending his seven-year stint at the King Power stadium.

Iheanacho underwent a medical examination yesterday, and the official announcement was made today. The Super Eagles star’s addition to Sevilla’s attacking lineup is a significant boost to the team.

This move reunites Iheanacho with his fellow Nigerian, Chidera Ejuke, who also plays for Sevilla. The duo will look to replicate their previous partnership, which saw Iheanacho play alongside Wilfred Ndidi at Leicester City.

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Despite finishing 14th in the previous season, Sevilla will not participate in the upcoming European campaign. However, Iheanacho’s skills will be crucial in the upcoming season.

The signing of Iheanacho further solidifies Sevilla’s connection with Nigerian football, following the signing of Chidera Ejuke. Iheanacho’s experience and skillset will be vital in driving the team forward.

Sevilla also recently entered into a partnership deal with the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) for coach and player training and development in Spain.

Sevilla FC took to social media to announce the signing, welcoming Iheanacho to the team. The Nigerian forward is expected to make an immediate impact, bringing his creative flair and goal-scoring ability to the Spanish club.

Iheanacho’s move to Sevilla marks a new chapter in his career, and fans will be eagerly anticipating his performances in the upcoming season. With his talent and experience, Iheanacho is set to be a key player for Sevilla FC.

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