By Daily sports on January 6, 2021
Manchester United striker Odion Ighalo could move within the Premier League this month.
Sky Sports says clubs in Qatar and Saudi Arabia are interested in signing striker Ighalo when his loan spell at Manchester United expires on January 31.
Two unnamed Premier League clubs have also made tentative enquiries.
Ighalo's contract with parent club Shanghai Shenhua runs until December 31 and they expect him to return at the end of his loan.
The striker is happy to see out his contract with the Chinese club, but is open to listening to other offers. (Tribal Football)
•PHOTO: Odion Ighalo
Source Daily sports
Posted January 6, 2021
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