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ANC wrote:

I would gladly eat the humble pie, if they sign he and he plays regular football.

ANC wrote:

I would gladly eat the humble pie, if they sign he and he plays regular football.

1naija wrote:

ANC wrote:

I would gladly eat the humble pie, if they sign he and he plays regular football.

Why are you laughing? Is it because of his poor scoring form while he was Watford? Or his winning the golden boot in the last AFCON? Or his helping his Chinese club win their first title in eons years? What exactly is your reason for wanting to eat humble pie? Or Is that your favorite dish?

Flex Swift wrote:Woodward’s house was attacked last night I hope it was not in response to the Ighalo signing rumours circulating????

Manchester United agree to pay a third of Odion Ighalo's mega £300,000 a week wages plus a loan fee of up to £4m despite the striker being stuck in China... after giving up on Josh King when Bournemouth demanded £40M!
Manchester United will pay just a third of Odion Ighalo's £300,000-a-week wage
The striker is on the verge of signing for United on a season-long deal
United will pay Shanghai Shenhua a loan fee of between £2m and £4m for Ighalo

Manchester United are in talks to sign former Watford striker Odion Ighalo and are growing confident of loaning a forward before the transfer deadline.

United have been heavily linked with Bournemouth's Josh King and Shanghai Shenhua front-man Ighalo, 30.

Earlier BBC Solent learned any pursuit of Bournemouth's King had ended.

But the club are still talking to alternative options and, while there is no deal done, there is a growing feeling United will loan a striker.

Ighalo scored 39 goals in 99 matches for Watford between 2014 and 2017.

After two seasons with Chinese side Changchun Yatai he moved to Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua and has scored 10 times in 19 games.

The Nigeria international is currently in China, which could complicate the completion of any deal before the deadline at 23:00 GMT.

Earlier on Friday Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe said he was "reluctant" to let 28-year-old King leave but would "not deny" reports linking the Norway international with a move to United.

King joined United at the age of 16 in 2008 but - after making two senior appearances - joined Blackburn five years later before joining Bournemouth in 2015.

At his news conference on Friday, Howe said: "I love Josh as a player and person. I know what Manchester United means to him with his history with the club, so I understand his position."

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United have been widely linked with a move for a striker and have currently completed the biggest deal of the January transfer window in signing midfielder Bruno Fernandes from Sporting Lisbon for an initial £47m.

On Friday, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he "doesn't think" the club will sign more players before the deadline.

Solskjaer has previously said that Ashley Young and Marcos Rojo would not be leaving Old Trafford this month but Young has moved to Inter Milan, while Rojo has gone on loan to former club Estudiantes in his native Argentina.