“Don’t join Arsenal” – Agbonlahor tells star player

OYOGist.com has learned that former Aston Villa captain Gabriel Agbonlahor has advised Nigeria super eagles and Leicester city midfielder Wilfred Ndidi not to bother joining Arsenal and Manchester united but he should continue his development with the Foxes beyond next season.

In a chat with Stadium Astro, Agbonlahor said he’s impressed with Ndidi’s role at Leicester city, he said the star has been the legs of the Foxes midfield as he can play ball forward well and win ball for the attackers with ease.

“I think the way he’s been playing for Leicester city, he’s got the legs in midfield, he can play the ball forward as well, he can win the ball back.” Agbonlahor the former Aston Villa star continued by saying Iwobi should stay put at Leicester city as the club is currently better than the Gunners this season.

“But Leicester are doing better than Arsenal at the moment so they’re not going to sell their players.” He concluded.

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Ndidi has been linked with a move to different clubs in European top clubs recently, and among the teams interested in his signature are: Arsenal, Manchester united, Barcelona etc. And in his response to the departing rumour, Ndidi said he’s happy at Leicester city and he’s not willing to leave the Foxes very soon.

“I still have a contract at Leicester till 2024 and I’m committed, I am learning and trying to improve myself everyday and I’m doing okay here so no need to go anywhere.” Ndidi concluded by saying he’s happy that Leicester city Football club are doing well at the moment and he’s enjoying himself.

The 23 years old star joined Leicester from Belgium league side Genk in January 2017 and he has developed to be one of the best midfielders in Europe and he has helped Leicester to the top three in the English Premier league table before the league was suspended indefinitely due to Coronavirus pandemic.

Arsenal FC, Manchester united and Barcelona are expected to look for another option as Ndidi has made it known that he is not interested in leaving the Kings Power stadium anytime soon.