Super Eagles invitee Igoh Ogbu has won the Czech Republic 1. Liga with Slavia Prague for the first time, Soccernet.ng reports.
The last few months have been brilliant for Ogbu. The 25-year-old center-back joined Slavia Prague from Norwegian top-flight club Lillestrom in 2023, and he has quickly established himself as an important player for the club.
Last season, he played 25 games in the Czech top-flight, but Slavia Prague lost the Championship to Sparta Prague by just two points.
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However, this season, Slavia Prague have handled the league with an iron hand, winning 29 of their 35 games.
Ogbu has been an important member of the team, featuring in 22 Chance Liga games. Unfortunately for him, he has struggled with injuries this season. Ogbu has suffered muscle and head injuries this season, keeping uim out of action for 12 games. In fact, he only just returned to action last week after missing three weeks due to his muscle injury.
On Saturday, Slavia Prague just needed to win at Sigma Olomuc, and they did it in outstanding fashion, claiming a 5-0 win.
Ogbu started at the heart of the defence, and he was very solid. He registered seven clearances, one block, six interception, three tackles, one key pass, and won nine of his 11 duels.
The result took them to 81 points, while second place Viktoria Plzen have 65 points. With just four games left, it is mathematically impossible for Plzen to bridge the gap. As such, Slavia Prague claimed their 23rd top-flight title.
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Igoh Ogbu: What's next for Super Eagles defender?
Igoh Ogbu has been one of the best players at Slavia Prague, and it's no surprise that Eric Chelle noticed him and decided to hand him a Super Eagles call-up. For now, he will bask in the euphoria of winning his first league title in Czech Republic.
However, his performances would not have gone unnoticed. A club in one of the top five leagues could have noticed him and try to sign him in the summer. Moreover, he is valued at around €10 million.
