Super Eagles of Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo has given his thoughts ahead of the KIngs Cup final between Al Fayha and Al-Hilal.
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Ighalo made his thoughts about the upcoming clash known on Wednesday, May 18, 2022.
The 32-year-old Ighalo was at the press conference ahead of the clash between the two Saudi Arabian football giants.
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Ighalo on King's Cup final
Ighalo stated that the Kings Cup is an opportunity for a title with Al-Hilal this season.
The former Watford striker stated that Al-Hilal should not underestimate their opponents as they take on AlFayha in the final.
He said, "We have the will to win and make our supporters happy. There is no easy or small teams in the football world.
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"We have to respect 'AlFayha' and make the efforts to win. Tomorrow's match is different form any other match played before.
We have worked well for a week to get ready for the final. As a team, we are fully prepared to paly the final match."
Ighalo who swapped Al-Shabab for Saudi Arabian rivals Al-Hilal earlier in January this year is the top scorer in the league with a total of 21 goals.
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Ighalo's Al-Hilal are second in the league and six points behind leaders Al-Ittihad FC with just four games to go,
Ighalo and his Al-Hilal team takes on AlFayh in the Saudi Arabian King's Cup final scheduled to take place on Thursday, May 18, 2022.
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