You do realise that Ian Wright was really good and Arsenal's record scorer before Henry I hope. Add to that he had a decent touch so that alone put him at a different level to Kelechi. West Ham or Southampton is about his level at best.
Surely we must be guaranteed a forward if we're letting 3 go Kelechi, Nolito and Navas, and pep lamenting our lake of goals, just can't think of anyone plausible and decent apart from Sanchez
Yes thanks, I know exactly who Ian Wright is.
I also know that at Kelechi's age Wright was playing pub football, certainly not Golden Boy at a youth World cup with host of the World's best clubs looking to sign him.
In my opinion Iheanacho is better than Ian Wright and would score a bucket full of goals in the right side.
Ironically he's the 'fox in the box' Arsenal have wanted for years.
Aguero is often guilty of a hideous first touch with back to goal, is he inferior to Wright to?
Must admit i'll be disappointed if he went to Leicester. I felt the Bundesliga/Hoffenheim would've been an excellent move for him but I can understand why he wants to stay in England until he gets British citizenship.
any idea if we put in a buy back or sell on clause billy
I think he'd do well there. They put a lot of decent crosses into the 'corridor of uncertainty' where Kelechi has already shown he can thriveLeicester City are in advanced talks with Manchester City over a £25m deal for forward Kelechi Iheanacho (20). [ESPN FC]
I've got no idea other than that it seems every story about the sale has said City are demanding a buy back. Honestly I also think 25 million is CHEAP and we're only selling at that price because we're demanding a buy back.
Agreed,it's basic football but it worksI think he'd do well there. They put a lot of decent crosses into the 'corridor of uncertainty' where Kelechi has already shown he can thrive
If playing time improves his 1st touch and therefore him being able to receive the ball with his back to goal, then I think he`ll be one hell of a player
The 'corridor of uncertainty'....is that near the 'back alley of bewilderment?...I don't know Leicester at all....I think he'd do well there. They put a lot of decent crosses into the 'corridor of uncertainty' where Kelechi has already shown he can thrive
I think he'd do well there. They put a lot of decent crosses into the 'corridor of uncertainty' where Kelechi has already shown he can thrive
He`s currently similar to Edin in that he looks massively more comfortable with the ball played for him to run onto
Weirdly enough when he was younger he seemed to have a better first touch. IMO what he needs is a serious run of games in a team where there isn't the pressure that he was under at City last season. I think we'll see him go up a level real quick.