20-year-old Nigerian, Isaac Success, has completed a move to premiership side Watford for a club-record transfer fee of £12.5million. Isaac Success was sold by Spanish side Granada after scoring six goals in 30 La Liga games last season, earning Granada’s Player of the Year award. He will team up with fellow Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo at the Hornets.Watford wrote on it’s official website; Watford FC is delighted to confirm the signing of Isaac Success for a club record transfer fee.”The highly-rated forward has agreed a five-year contract at Vicarage Road and becomes the Hornets’ third new signing ahead of the 2016/17 Premier League campaign, following Jerome Sinclair and Christian Kabasele. ‘The 20-year-old, who can play in a central or wide attacking role, moves from Spanish outfit Granada, having attracted interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs after scoring six goals in 30 La Liga appearances last season.’His impressive performances during the 2015/16 campaign also earned Success the club’s Player of the Year award’
‘A Nigerian Under-17 and Under-20 international, Success arrived at Granada in 2014 and went on to play 56 times in all competitions, scoring seven goals.’
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His last name is Success for a reason. Come to America so my name can be Nicole Success!
I wish him all the best. Go rep Naija all d way!
The guys is good was so unlucky during the under 17championship due to injury. All the best to him.
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