Former Super Eagles forward Odion Ighalo has stepped up his recovery from injury with a session at the gymnasium on Tuesday.
The former Watford striker on Tuesday posted a video on his Twitter handle: @ighalojude.
Ighalo returned to China from Spain for the final lap of his recovery programme.
The former Watford player announced his retirement from international football after AFCON 2019.
He was top scorer of the competition with five goals from seven games.
Algeria’s Riyad Mahrez and Adam Ounas, as well as Senegal’s Sadio Mane, Congo’s Cedric Bakambu were the closest to the former Watford man, with three goals each.
Ighalo becomes the sixth Nigeria to win the prize after Segun Odegbami, Rasheed Yekini, Julius Aghahowa, Jay-Jay Okocha and Emmanuel Emenike.
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