Nigerian forward Kelechi Iheanacho could make a swift return to English football as Championship clubs West Bromwich Albion and Watford reportedly express interest in signing him on loan during the January transfer window.

Iheanacho, 28, joined La Liga side Sevilla on a free transfer last summer after parting ways with Leicester City. However, his time in Spain has yet to flourish, with the striker failing to score in seven league appearances for Garcia Pimienta’s side. Despite his league struggles, Iheanacho showcased his goal-scoring instincts with a brace in Sevilla’s Copa del Rey victory over Las Rozas last month.

According to El Sevillista, West Brom and Watford are keeping a close eye on Iheanacho’s situation and could move to secure his services in the upcoming window.

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Iheanacho’s potential return to England sparks mixed emotions. Fans, do you think this move could reignite his career? With his proven track record in English football, could the Championship be the perfect stage for him to regain form and confidence?

And what about Sevilla? Should they give Iheanacho more opportunities to prove himself, or is a loan move the best option for all parties involved?

Football is full of second chances. Share your thoughts on where Iheanacho should go next and what he needs to thrive!