Hilarious Scene as Odion Ighalo ‘Signs’ His Mother to Top Club

• Odion Ighalo has joked about his ever-vibrant mother joining him at Saudi Arabia's topflight club Al Hilal
• The Super Eagles striker has posted a video of what he jokingly described as his mom's unveiling
• In the video, Odion Ighalo could be seen smiling profusely as he handed the jersey no. 9 to his mother

Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo has joked about signing his mother to Champions of Saudi Arabia's topflight Al Hilal.

Ighalo took to his Instagram page to share a video of himself presenting an Al Hilal jersey to his mother who looked very excited.

He captioned the video: “I just signed Mama to Al-Hilal Football Club Saudi and she’s very happy about the deal.”

Ighalo could be seen smiling profusely as his mother wore her new jersey.

Celebrities react to Ighalo’s video

The video has triggered reactions from celebrities. Check out some below.

Amazingklef said, “Which wing mama go play like this?”

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Adeyinka Alaseyori, “Mama na me and you go share the sign-on fee.”

Ifuennada said, “Nothing like a mother's love.”

“Tope Alabi said, Mama I love you. Continue to enjoy the grace of God.”

Ighalo joined Al Hilal from rivals Al Shabab

Recall that in January, Ighalo moved from Al Shabab to Al Hilal as both clubs are in Saudi Arabia.

He later revealed that he ended his relationship with Al Shabab because of the club's refusal to release him for the AFCON.

Former Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr speaks after Nigeria failed to qualify for the World Cup

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that former Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr has spoken for the first time after Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup.

The Franco-German was fired by the Nigeria Football Federation shortly after qualifying the team for the World Cup play-off and Augustine Eguavoen was appointed to qualify the team for the tournament in Qatar.

Having played a 0-0 draw with the Black Stars in Kumasi, Ghana held Nigeria to a 1-1 draw in Abuja to proceed to the World Cup proper.