Odumodulhuk is known for his song by Arsenal star Declan Rice, which was used at his unveiling at the Emirates Stadium.
Nigerian artiste, Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodurwukwu, was recently spotted with Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfred Ndidi at the King Power Stadium, reports Soccernet.ng.
After returning from international duty, Leicester City hosted Watford FC in an EFL Championship game, securing all three points and recovering from two consecutive defeats.
Odumodulvuk, whose song he dedicated to Arsenal player Declan Rice caught the attention of Arsenal fans, was pictured exchanging greetings with two Super Eagles stars.
A photo shared on his Instagram shows him wearing the jersey gifted to him by Ndidi and Iheanacho, and a photo of him in the stands at the King Power Stadium, along with tickets to their match It had been.
In Odumodublvck’s post, Ndidi responded with a hand-raised emoji, and Iheanacho responded with lyrics from Odumodublvck’s song “All I know, Ola Aina.”
After successive losses to Middlesbrough and Leeds United, the Foxes achieved a 2-0 victory over Watford with two goals from Jamie Vardy.
Ndidi returned after being sidelined four times due to injury and had an excellent performance for 63 minutes on the field.
Ahead of their next game against Sheffield Wednesday, Ndidi and Iheanacho will be looking to continue making an influential contribution to Enzo Maresca’s side.
