Ex-Watford striker, Odion Ighalo, has apologised to the club’s fans for not scoring enough.
After a disappointing start to the season, Ighalo left the club after agreeing a £20 million move to Chinese Super League side, Changchun Yatai, where he’s poised to make £200,000 per week.
And the Nigerian expressed his love for Watford in an emotional Instagram post.
He wrote: “A special thanks to Watford fans, who I really hold dearly in my heart because they supported me since the very first day I came to this club to he last day.
“Though things don’t always go the way you want in life you have to keep moving and working hard. Some of them were not happy because the goals did not come as they want.
“I can understand them because I’ve done it in the past and they want to see it again.
“I’m sorry for that and I’m sorry it didn’t work out the way it should be but I’m really happy to have been associated with this Watford family and wherever I go, to China or whatever, I’m still going to hold the fans dearly to my heart because they have always been there for me.
“Thanks to Watford fans for the great support they will always be in my heart wherever I go.”
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