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Why I Joined Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nassr-Ahmed Musa
One of the very few player who delivered for Nigeria’s Super Eagles at the recently concluded 2018 World Cup, Ahmed Musa, has joined Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nassr.
Musa, joined the Arabian club on a four-year deal from Leicester City. Al-Nassr announced this morning that he had signed a four-year contract but did not disclose the transfer fee.
According to unconfirmed reports, Leicester City received a fee of £14.8m with several add-ons, which will see the deal rise to as high as £25m. The deal is expected to make him the highest-paid Nigerian footballer when the transfer fee is revealed.
The Super Eagles forward was the Foxes’ record signing when he moved to the King Power for £16.6million in 2016, but struggled for playing time and was loaned back to his old club CSKA Moscow for part of last season.
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