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Young striker Anomnachi Chidi is nearing a transfer to Slovenian club NK Celje after his Swedish team, Nordic United, accepted a bid for his services. The 20 year old is expected to undergo a routine medical next week to complete the move.

Nordic United chairman Toker Halef confirmed the development, stating, "Chidi will go down for a medical examination at the club next week. It actually feels good we’ve been involved in some negotiations, and this time we didn’t want to back down."
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Chidi enjoyed a productive season at Nordic United, scoring 13 goals and one assist in 29 appearances. His performances have made him an attractive prospect for NK Celje, who are looking to bolster their attacking options.

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Anomnachi Chidi’s impending move to NK Celje is a testament to the growing reputation of young Nigerian players in European football. At just 20 years old, Chidi has demonstrated the potential to thrive at a higher level, and his 13 goal season in Sweden underscores his ability to deliver in front of goal.

This transfer represents an exciting new chapter for Chidi, offering him the chance to further hone his skills in a competitive European league. For NK Celje, it is a strategic acquisition that could provide the firepower needed to compete more effectively. As Nigerian football enthusiasts, we hope to see Chidi seize this opportunity and establish himself as a key player for his new club.

Did You Know?

NK Celje is one of the oldest football clubs in Slovenia, founded in 1919.
Anomnachi Chidi scored his highest number of goals in a single season during his time at [Nordic United](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/merchandising-and-branding/1xbet-nigeria-ceo-dr-femi-highlights-youth-role-at-lagos-championship/).
Slovenian football has become a [stepping stone](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/local-clubs-and-academies/unlock-football-dreams-top-5-free-academies-in-nigeria/) for many players to transition to top European leagues.
Nordic United competes in Sweden’s lower leagues but has produced several players who’ve moved to stronger European teams.
Chidi's transfer highlights the increasing global scouting focus on talent in [Scandinavian leagues](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/interviews/benjamin-boldly-backs-flying-eagles-ahead-of-morocco-clash/).

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