Leicester City striker Kelechi Ikeanacho has disclosed that ‘soap’ is no longer his secret to his sublime goal-scoring form, claiming he now uses ‘shower gel’. ‘Cut soap’ had been a recent trend that is synonymous with the Super Eagles striker and his teammate Wilfred Ndidi who both play for the Foxes. It means to reveal the secret of success.
One would always expect something funny from both super Eagles stars after winning a match with the Foxes.
Iheanacho who has been in superb scoring form recently netted the winner in their FA Cup semifinal clash with Southampton and it was expected Ndidi would hype the striker in the lockeroom.
Instead, the midfielder made funny request from his compatriot when he asked him to cut soap for him (share the secret to success). And in the latest move, Ndidi and Iheanacho were captured around the King Power Stadium– with the midfielder reminding the striker he is yet to share the secret of his recent success.
“I don change, I no dey use soap again, na shower gel I dey use,” Kelechi replied meaning: “I stopped using soap. I now use shower gel.”
Former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, has claimed that Kelechi Iheanacho can be Leicester City’s long-term solution when Jamie Vardy eventually leaves the Foxes in the coming years.
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Carragher said this after Iheanacho led Leicester City to defeat Crystal Palace 2-1 in the Premier League on Monday.
Iheanacho scored the second goal for Leicester against Crystal Palace to take his goal tally to 14 in his last 14 games in all competitions for his team.
“He [Iheanacho] was the best player on the pitch by a long way,” Carragher told Sky Sports.
“For so long, this team, Leicester, have been spoken about as a Jamie Vardy team. If Vardy’s injured, Leicester will struggle or what about (when Vardy leaves) in two or three years time? How will they replace him?
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“And you look at him [Iheanacho] right now, he’s been there a few years, it hasn’t worked out, he cost £25m to £30m, but he’s shown what he’s about.”
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