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    Nigerian Wilfred Ndidi In Saudi Arabian Side’s Radar

    SportsDayBy SportsDayJune 20, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has caught the attention of former Saudi Arabia Premier League champions Al-Shabab FC.

    The club has expressed interest in signing Ndidi, currently under contract with Leicester City until 2024. Leicester acquired the Nigerian player in January 2017 for just over €17 million from KRC Genk.

    Ndidi is among the high-profile players expected to leave Leicester City following Fox’s relegation from the Premier League.

    According to Egyptian journalist, Ahmed Regab, Al Shabab has engaged in formal discussions with the midfielder regarding a summer move.

    Al-Shabab finished fourth in the league this season, and their last league title triumph dates back to 2012.

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