Super Eagles interim head coach Augustine Eguavoen has congratulated Wilfred Ndidi after the midfielder made his made 200th appearance for Leicester City on Thursday night, reports Completesports.com
Ndidi was named in the starting line-up by manager Brendan Rodgers in the UEFA Europa Conference League Round of 32 first leg tie against Danish club Randers FC at the King Power Stadium.
The 24-year-old marked the special occasion by scoring the Foxes opening goal in the 4-1 victory.
Eguavoen who was in attendance at the stadium took to the social media to celebrate the player.
“Great to see our boys play yesterday [on Thursday] at Leicester. Congratulations to Wilfred [Ndidi] on his goal and 200th appearance for the club,”the former defender posted on Twitter.
Ndidi linked up with Leicester City from Belgian Pro League club KRC Genk in January 2017.
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Congrats Ndidi and great for Eguavoen to be blessed with good players.
I think they should have made a stop to crystal palace to try to negotiate but not to beg olise and eze, because their inclusion will go a mile, ndidi needs to improve his goal scoring mentality from range this is what separate a good midfielder between a world class.
Real Madrid has been on ndidi heels for years but his last if goal mentality has caused this delay, but I believe vthe deal will materialize soon than later, the rumors about Aston Villa isn’t gonna happen, I saw some the comments saying it’s a good move, Aston Villa is even below. Liecester
Baba forget what the table is telling you o. Aston Villa is way bigger than Liecester!
At least this will save cost instead of having too many people for photo ops. Our biggest problem is not the midfield but goal keeping area. Egu should make efforts to visit Israel to watch ADELEYE’s agility and flexibility at the post.
Facts @Kenny it seems the NFF took note of my comments the other day when I talked about taxpayers money and said Just Eguavoen or Amunike is enough for such visit.
The midfield is static.It needs creative players.
And I hope he extends his visit to Turkey. We have some of our boys there expecially Ahmed Musa. He should thank and commend him after their game tomorrow against sivasspor concerning all his efforts in lifting the image of the country both on the pitch and off the pitch.