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Hope he gets a loan to a good side in January. At this stage in his career, he needs games to develop quickly.

There are five key things of note in the second goal 1) Onazi's long ball to launch the attack 2) Nacho's run alongside Ideye....notice he actually runs from deep and goes past Ideye 3) but the Zambian line stiffles the attack..so Ideye holds up the play...and allows Simon to retreat 4) Then...

Iheanacho just scored a brilliant goal for Nigeria in the WCQF The match is still ongoing (Half time break) He broke with the ball, rounded the keeper...went all the way near the inside post..had three Zambian defenders to his right...dragged the ball back slightly and scored with immense...

His biggest weakness is not his right foot (As some have mentioned, many top strikers are not two footed) His biggest weakness is his first touch. He manages to play well in spite of it, but this is a glaring issue that he will need to resolve sooner or later.

Alex Iwobi Vs Iheanacho. As a Nigerian that is a matchup that I have been dying to see.

I don't think that most Nigerians believe that we can win a World Cup or anything like that. However we do believe that we should be aspiring to a Semi-final position in the 2022 World Cup. As far as talent goes (Youth talent), Nigeria could realistically be on the verge of a new Golden...

Jimmy Banks is not my real name lol...my last name is similar to Adebayor (who is Nigerian by heritage). I probably would have been good if I pursued professional football...but alas I went down a different path....I'm still pretty darn good though for an amateur. Most Nigerian youths are...

I'm Nigerian (albeit from a different ethnic group) and even I find it difficult to pronounce his name. His last name is not the easiest to pronounce, even in Nigeria. but yes, it is certainly nothing like Ian-Nacho. But Kelechi doesn't seem to have a problem with it...so as long as it's catchy...