Ighalo who has scored 14 goals in 19 games in the current campaign for Watford has been linked with a move away from Vicarage Road in the January window but has since denied the reports.
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– If he were to score in this game, Ighalo would equal the all-time club record of scoring in seven successive games, held by Frank McPherson in 1928/29.
In the first half, Spurs set up to counter attack and it paid off in the 17th minute as Erik Lamela side-footed past Heurelho Gomes in goal for Watford.
“Odion is not going in January”, Deeney told Watford Observer.
Ighalo has only been outscored by Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy and Everton’s Romelu Lukaku this season, but says he is not interested in those stats.
“The value of selling Odion for, what would he be worth?”
“Or you keep him, stay up and get something like £200m in TV money”.
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We do wish Odion Ighalo the best as he continually soars higher in England. “Simple business maths, he’s not going to sell him”. Not that he’ll necessarily want to leave.
