AHMED MUSA'S PACE WILL CAUSE PROBLEMS TO ANY TEAM


One of the plus points for Leicester was the performance of summer signing Ahmed Musa. The Nigeria striker signed from CSKA Moscow for a club record £16.6 million earlier this summer and had an instant impact as he came off the bench at half-time and raced away to score a stunning solo effort with Jeremy Mathieu and Sergi Roberto left in his wake after 47 minutes.

Musa then added another with a venomous strike after 64 minutes and his pace caused Barca problems thorughout.

"In Musa and Vardy, @LCFC might just have the quickest pair of strikers in the history of football," Gary Lineker wrote on Twitter.

No team enjoys playing against pace and for Leicester's counter-attacking style, the Nigerian looks like he will be a real weapon. On this form he can cause havoc against defences at home and abroad in 2016-17.

Juxtapose the hate and lack of appreciation Musa receives at home and the sheer praise he receives from the International media (who in all honesty know football better than most of the Nigerian armchair football analysts littering the Internet), the saying a prophet isn't respected or valued at home can't be more apt.
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