Ighalo: Manchester United Is Ready For Premier League Return

Hamilton Nwosa
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By Oyinlola Awonuga (The New Diplomat’s Entertainment Fashion and Sports Desk)

Nigerian forward striker, Odion Ighalo says Manchester United’s squad are inching closer to match fitness ahead of Premier League return.

The Premier League was suspended in mid-March due to the spread of the coronavirus.However, Clubs were granted permission to resume training two weeks ago under strict social distancing guidelines

They are now partaking in contact training as part of the Premier League’s Return to Training Protocol.Ighalo admits it has been strange training under strict restrictions, but says the team is improving on their fitness.

“I’m getting better and better every day,” he told the club’s website.  He added:” We have been training together the past two weeks now, so it’s getting close to the game. The sharpness is coming, the fitness is coming and everything is going well.

“It’s been strange, you know, because you have to stay two metres apart to talk to your team-mates. Sometimes, you need to get close to give them some signs but now it’s two metres and it’s kind of strange.

“But this is what we have to do for us to be safe and for the game to go on. We are ready to do it and we’re happy to do it. Everybody is looking good. Running, working hard and playing football. Little two-a-sides and doing some ball work.

“Everyone is getting better and better. Everyone is back, even Paul is back training normally and Rashy is back training as normal. Everyone is training normally and training full and all that, so the squad is full and everyone is ready, I think.

“I can’t wait for the league to start again. I’m really looking forward to it. We’re working hard and I believe we’re going to do great.”

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