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Panathinaikos Eyes Sevilla Striker Kelechi Iheanacho for January Move
Greek football powerhouse Panathinaikos has reportedly joined the race to sign Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho from Sevilla.
Iheanacho, known for his time at Manchester City and Leicester City, has struggled to make an impact since joining Sevilla.
However, he has shown glimpses of his talent in the Copa del Rey, scoring three goals in the competition.
Reports from Spanish outlet Deportivo Mundo suggest that Panathinaikos has opened talks with Sevilla regarding a potential move for the forward. The Greek side is looking to strengthen their attack and believes Iheanacho could provide the spark they need.
Panathinaikos isn’t the only club eyeing the Nigerian international. English clubs Watford, Ipswich Town, and Wolverhampton Wanderers have also expressed interest in the striker. These teams see him as a valuable addition due to his Premier League experience and ability to perform on big occasions.
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