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Oghenekaro Etebo to join FC Porto

Super Eagles midfielder, Oghenekaro Etebo will join Portuguese giants FC Porto when the January transfer window opens, according to reports in Portugal.

Breaking Times reports that Portuguese daily A Bola claimed on Sunday that the 22-year-old has already agreed in principle a four-year deal with the former Portuguese champions.

“Etebo will move to the Dragao Stadium in January after an agreement was reached,” the statement on A Bola claimed.

Etebo’s deal with Feirense runs out in 2019 and he has scored four goals in 14 league games this season.

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