Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi reportedly signs for Leicester City

Leicester City have reportedly agreed a fee to sign Wilfred Ndidi
The 19-year-old will sign on a permanent deal for $18.4 million


Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has reportedly signed for Leicester City in a deal worth 15 million pounds,  a figure which could rise up to 18.4 million pounds.
Super Eagles midfielder reportedly signs for Leicester City.

The 19-year-old will join up with the Premier League champions in January.


The transfer is subject to the granting of a work permit for the defensive midfielder, According to reports.

He has reportedly been signed up to fill in the vacuum created by the departure of N’Golo Kante to Chelsea in the summer.

The Premier League champions manage to win only four of their matches this season.
 

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