See What Super Eagles Striker Odion Ighalo Had To Say About His Move To Chinese Side Changchun Yatai

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In an interview with Sky Sports, Ighalo said: “I moved (to China) because that was what was best for me.

“West Brom did not meet Watford valuation but when the Chinese offered £20m, it was not bad cash for Watford.

“My second season in the Premier League was not that great, we had a new manager and new system, which meant I played on the left and sometimes on the right. It was difficult, everything was not going right and I did not find it easy.

“I did not get much playing time and so I had to leave, and it didn’t matter where I went to.

“I didn’t want problem with my manager. It was difficult for me as I wanted to stay in the Premier League.

“I had a great time with Watford, from the Championship to Premier League.

“The fans still close to my heart, the players.

“Troy Deeney is a great guy, in and out of dressing room, a fighter, who chases every ball. It was a pleasure to play alongside him and my connection with him was exceptional.

“I wake up 3am in China to watch Watford play, they are great team with a great manager, they can only get better.”