MIkel Sets For Euro Returns
Reports emanating from China, Eagle’s skipper Mikel Obi on his way back to Europe.
The Nigeria captain left Chelsea two seasons ago and joined Chinese Super League side Tianjian Teda but injury has slow him down.
Mikel netted three goals in 31 appearances for Tianjin Teda who survived relegation by mere whisker at the end of last season.
Mikel has earlier been linked with French giants Marseilles, Italian outfit Inter Milan and Turkish club Galatasaray.
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