Ighalo Celebrates His Son’s 11th Birthday in Style, Takes Kids for an Expensive Boat Cruise

• Odion Ighalo's son Samuel recently turned 11 and the Super Eagles star took all his children for boat cruise to celebrate
• The former Manchester United is one of the richest Nigerian players and is always seen treating his family well
• Ighalo has been impressive this term in the Saudi Arabian league, where he is currently playing for Al-Hilal

Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo has posted adorable video where he takes his children for an expensive boat cruise, to celebrate the 11th birthday of Samuel.

Samuel is the first-born of the Super Eagles star. They were both happy together with the family, cruising was Kizz Daniel's hit Cough plays.

Cough is the latest music hit in town and has been making waves, with many Nigerians at home and abroad showing their love for the song.

In the video that Ighalo shared on his Instagram page, his kids were spotted holding the hands of their father, while the celebrant danced on the boat.

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See Ighalo's video below:

Where is Ighalo currently playing?

After leaving Manchester United in 2021 where he spent only one season, Ighalo returned to the Saudi Arabian league and the Nigerian is currently with Al-Hilal.

Since joining Al-Hilal, Ighalo has featured in 13 games for the Saudi Arabian side and netted 12 goals.

Ighalo has also made a return to the Super Eagles and was among the players who failed to qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Nigeria lost the play-offs to Ghana.

Ighalo flaunts AMG 63 Merc

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Nigeria international Odion Ighalo flaunted his exotic 2022 Mercedes Benz AMG 63, getting his social media followers buzzing.

The Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia striker was pictured beside the silver-plated ride as he concentrated on his mobile phone.

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In January 2022, Al-Shabab agreed to terminate their contract with Ighalo after accepting a bid of 25 million Saudi Riyal (an equivalent of 5.9 million euros or N2.7 billion in Nigerian currency).

This means the striker, who earlier earned £300,000 per week during his loan deal with English Premier League club Manchester United, can afford such a luxurious car.

Mercedes Benz's G-Class is one of the longest-produced vehicles in the history of the car manufacturer, dating way back to 1979.