Improbably, Manchester City have made their way to the Uefa Champions League semi-finals in surprisingly easy fashion, and faced their toughest test so far on Tuesday night in the form of Real Madrid. When elfin conjurer David Silva came off with injury, it was Iheanacho, rather than Raheem Sterling, the most expensive English footballer in history, who was summoned off the bench by Manuel Pellegrini.

Yet, in the midst of all this positivity, there is remarkably something to quibble about. Rather bizarrely, there has arisen quite a thrum of discontent revolving around, of all things, the nature of his goal celebrations--of which a few have been solitary, quite unlike the avalanche of bodies sliding and cascading off one another like was popular in the 90s.

This angst fed into his appearance against 10-time European champions Real Madrid - which was, by the way, sadly ineffectual - during which there were murmurings to the effect that Iheanacho was being ignored even in good positions. This fed the flame, casting the shadow of a young lad either out of touch with the rest of the team or the subject of envy...
So here comes the question...is he really being ignored?

Nop.. I don't think so. ManC played well d first half, and wen Kelechi came in for Silva he played well, made some good passes. But towards the end of the second half madrid were piling pressure on ManC as dey gained most of the balls. Kelechi was swallowed in d heat of the game. Bringing him for Silva instead of the most expensive British transfer player as u rightly stated shows how valuable hez to the team.

Capital letter NO... I have answered your question

U just gave a reason to prove he's not been ignored.