Football Planet
On this week’s edition of Football Planet, we get to bring you closer to Watford and Nigerian star Jude Ighalo.
An impressive season he had, he talks how he ended up being an EPL fan favourite in front of goal. He also addresses rumours of a possible exit.
Football Planet also takes you round the world where we look at the season finale stories of some of Europe’s key leagues.
There is also a heavy dose of action from the African continent as we bring you some news on CAF and a reformatted Champions League and Confederation Cup.
There is plenty of action.
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