and his Al Hilal teammates have set a record as the first team from Saudi Arabia to make it to the final of the FIFA Club World Cup.
Ighalo, who was among the starters for Al Hilal, played for 57 minutes before Ramon Diaz took him off for Michael. Before Ighalo’s present exploits at the Club World Cup taking place in Morocco, the duo, Mikel John Obi and Victor Moses were in the Chelsea side that lost in the 2012 final to Corinthians.
For Tuesday’s victory by Ighalo’s Al Hilal, many likened it to the Saudi national team’s victory over Argentina in the opening group match at the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
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