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Former Nigerian and Super Eagles Odion Ighalo did not enjoy his return to Al Shabab in the Saudi Pro League.
Former Nigerian international Odion Ighalo faced disappointment in his return to Al-Shabab as his current team, Al Wehda, suffered a heavy 3-1 defeat in the Saudi Pro League.
The match, held on November 2, 2024, was a challenging outing for the 35-year-old striker, who played just over an hour before being substituted.
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Ighalo’s return to his former club did not go as planned, as he and his teammates struggled to find their rhythm against a determined Al-Shabab side.
Despite the loss, Ighalo managed to keep his spirits high and took to social media to express his thoughts after the match.
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He posted on Instagram, “Good to see familiar faces 🙏🏽 We Keep Working Hard better days ahead.”
His message resonated with fans and teammates alike, highlighting his resilience and positive outlook despite the setback.
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During the match, Ighalo was unable to find the back of the net, continuing a challenging season where he has scored only two goals in nine matches for Al Wehda.
However, his experience and leadership on the pitch remain invaluable to his team as they navigate through a tough season.
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The defeat was particularly disappointing for Ighalo, who had hoped to make a significant impact in front of familiar faces at Al-Shabab.
The loss leaves Al Wehda looking to regroup and find their form as they aim for better results in their upcoming fixtures after a run of nine matches without a win.
As Ighalo reflects on this difficult night, his determination and commitment to working hard suggest that better days are indeed ahead for both him and Al Wehda.
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