Kelechi Iheanacho continued his impressive form, netting in Leicester City’s 3-1 away win at Swansea City on Saturday afternoon.
Iheanacho has now scored in his last four appearances for Enzo Maresca’s side.
The game was his 220th appearance across all competitions for Leicester City.
The 27-year-old started the encounter on the bench and took the place of Jamie Vardy in the 84th minute.
The striker scored Leicester City’s third goal of the day three minutes later.
Iheanacho has so far scored six goals and registered two assists in 14 league appearances this season.
His international teammate, Wilfred Ndidi, was in action for 90 minutes in the game.
The Foxes have now won 11 out of their 12 matches in the Sky Bet Championship this season.
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Meanwhile, Last season’s UEFA Champions League finalists, Inter Milan, are considering a summer move for Super Eagles star, Kelechi Iheanacho, according to fcinternews.it.
According to the website, the club want to take Iheanacho on a free transfer from Leicester when his current deal with English club ends in the summer.
Iheanacho, who scored one of Nigeria’s two goals in the Super Eagles’ 2-2 draw with Saudi Arabia last Friday, left the team’s camp immediately after the game to ‘attend to pressing personal issues.’
Sources said the former Imo State U-13 team captain’s exit could not be unrelated with the potential move to Italy.
According fcinternews.it, the former European champions are currently considering the medium and long-term future of their attack, which comprises Lautaro Martinez, Alexis Sanchez and Marko Arnautovic.
Sanchez and Arnautovic, who joined the club during the summer, are currently 34 years old age and are not expected to remain in the club for long given that they signed
short term deals.
27-year-old Iheanacho, who joined Leicester in the summer of 2017 from Man City, has made a total of 219 appearances for the club to date. He stayed at Leicester over the summer despite the fact that the Foxes were relegated to the English Championship.
