By Daily Sports on December 23, 2016
John Obi Mikel has reportedly been seeking advice from former Chelsea team-mate, Didier Drogba, over a possible transfer to Olympique Marseille in France.
The Super Eagles captain’s current deal runs out at the end of this season and his national team coach, Gernot Rohr, says he is in advanced negotiations with the Ligue 1 outfit .
A report in the Evening Standard suggests Mikel Obi is keen on the move and has been speaking to Drogba about it.
Drogba joined Chelsea from Marseille in 2004, while Mikel Obi arrived in 2006 from Lyn Oslo.
The Nigerian is expected to leave in the January transfer window. (NAN)
•Photo shows John Obi Mikel
Source Daily Sports
Posted December 23, 2016
You may also like...
Jesus lights Man City's path to Cup win...
Bala banks Cup to test new signings
Hansi Close In On Germany Coaching Job
Azpilicueta Urges Chelsea Response After Slip-ups
Bayern eye double for Pep’s farewell
AFN Technical Director Adeleye Removed as Ministry Recalls...
Latest News
Again, Siasia knocks NFF over FIFA ban
Boxing coach Mayowa seeks support for kidney treatment
West African champ Abubakar set for European debut
‘Shaibu’s impeachment didn’t affect Insurance’
Gusau backs Falcons to shine at Olympics
_4.jpg)
Suspended SWAN Secretary General Cannot Sign Official Letters -Nyong
Lagos SWAN Hails Tunde Onakoya's Heroic New World Chess Record
Abuja Continental partners boxing tourney for sports dev
Boniface: Man who turned ‘Neverkusen’ to Leverkusen
Ex-players divided over hiring of foreigner as Eagles coach
Chippa won’t stop Nwabali exit
FA Cup Now President Federation Cup As GTI Takes It To Next Level
Rangers International going, going . . . (53,632 views)
Amaju Pinnick: A cat with nine lives (44,617 views)
Second Term: Amaju Pinnick, Other NFF Heavyweights Home to Roost •How Pinnick Broke the Jinx (42,758 views)
Missing $150,000 IAAF Grant: Solomon Dalung’s Hide and Seek game (42,447 views)
Sports Development: Zenith Bank on the zenith (42,214 views)
Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje’s solid footprints, commitment to sports development in Kano State (42,094 views)
Current issues in Nigerian sports: Matters arising (41,995 views)
NFF Presidency: Pinnick, Maigari, Ogunjobi, Okoye in Battle for Supremacy (41,457 views)
Olopade, BET9A wave of revolution in NNL (40,498 views)
Commonwealth Games 2018: Shame of Muhammadu Buhari, Solomon Dalung (39,492 views)
Ibrahimovic’s Man U exit: Whose decision is it? And in whose interest? (37,870 views)
John Mikel Obi: Segun Odegbami’s Outrageous Call! (37,421 views)
Again, Siasia knocks NFF over FIFA ban
Boxing coach Mayowa seeks support for kidney treatment
West African champ Abubakar set for European debut
‘Shaibu’s impeachment didn’t affect Insurance’
Gusau backs Falcons to shine at Olympics
Suspended SWAN Secretary General Cannot Sign Official Letters -Nyong
Lagos SWAN Hails Tunde Onakoya's Heroic New World Chess Record
Abuja Continental partners boxing tourney for sports dev
Boniface: Man who turned ‘Neverkusen’ to Leverkusen
Ex-players divided over hiring of foreigner as Eagles coach
Chippa won’t stop Nwabali exit
FA Cup Now President Federation Cup As GTI Takes It To Next Level
Most Read
Rangers International going, going . . . (53,632 views)
Amaju Pinnick: A cat with nine lives (44,617 views)
Second Term: Amaju Pinnick, Other NFF Heavyweights Home to Roost •How Pinnick Broke the Jinx (42,758 views)
Missing $150,000 IAAF Grant: Solomon Dalung’s Hide and Seek game (42,447 views)
Sports Development: Zenith Bank on the zenith (42,214 views)
Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje’s solid footprints, commitment to sports development in Kano State (42,094 views)
Current issues in Nigerian sports: Matters arising (41,995 views)
NFF Presidency: Pinnick, Maigari, Ogunjobi, Okoye in Battle for Supremacy (41,457 views)
Olopade, BET9A wave of revolution in NNL (40,498 views)
Commonwealth Games 2018: Shame of Muhammadu Buhari, Solomon Dalung (39,492 views)
Ibrahimovic’s Man U exit: Whose decision is it? And in whose interest? (37,870 views)
John Mikel Obi: Segun Odegbami’s Outrageous Call! (37,421 views)