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Drogba told me to leave Chelsea - Mikel Obi

Mikel Obi left Chelsea for Chinese club Tianjin TEDA.

Choosing Chelsea over Man United was best decision of my career - Mikel

He left Chelsea for the Chinese Super League club, Tianjin Teda, in 2017.

What Mikel Obi said after joining Middlesbrough

The Super Eagles' captain joined Middlesbrough on a six-month deal after he tore up his contract with Chinese Super League (CSL) side, Tianjin TEDA. "For me, it's looking at the project," the 31-year-old told the club's official website.

Former Chelsea star Mikel is wanted by top Premier League club this month

The Super Eagles captain ran out of contract with the Chinese Super League side this month after the Tianjin Tigers failed to extend his stay at the club.

Mikel Obi reveals how his partner coughed out N50m after Nigeria's exit at the summer World Cup

In an interview on CCTV 'Football Night' , the Nigerian international, who currently plies his trade with Tianjin Teda in the Chinese topflight, admitted he was inconsolable after Nigeria's 2-1 defeat by Argentina, as well as the thought of

'Super Eagles Not A Typical African Team Because Of John Mikel Obi'- Croatia Coach Dalic Says

Croatia coach, Zlatko Dalić has disclosed that the Super Eagles of Nigeria is not a typical African national team due to the presence of Chinese Tianjin TEDA based midfielder, John Mikel Obi.

Mikel Obi leaves England again, joins new club in Kuwait

The Nigeria legend is not new to Asian football having previously spent two years in the Chinese Super League with Tianjin Teda.

Mourinho "killed" me - Mikel Obi reveals

Super Eagles captain, John Obi Mikel, has disclosed that former Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho "killed" him during their time at Premier League giant, Chelsea.

Mikel Obi speaks on winning promotion with Middlesbrough

Mikel joined Middlesborough on a short term deal in January, after a two-year stint with the Chinese side, Tianjin Teda.

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Mikel Obi Nigeria's Super Eagles captain John Obi Mikel currently plies his trade for Middlesbrough after joining Championship side this month Before moving to Middlesbrough, the 31-year-old Mikel was playing for Chinese side Tianjin Teda.

Checkout what Super Eagles captain Mikel was spotted doing with children in Lagos (photos)

Super Eagles captain John Obi Mikel has re-launched his foundation to discover talents across Africa as reported by Pulse.

I left Chelsea because of Conte - Mikel Obi

Mikel left Chelsea in 2017 for the Chinese side, Tianjin TEDA.

Mikel Obi quits Chinese club Tianjin Teda

Mikel Obi has cancelled his contract Chinese club Tianjin Teda, a year before the agreement between club and player was due to run out. The Super Eagles captain is seeking a return to Europe for family reasons.

Transfer: Top 4 deals completed in January 2020

The 30-year-old joins from Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua and is a seasoned Premier League performer, having shone during his time at Watford

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Mikel Obi reveals he is open to working with Nigeria's national team (video)

Former Super Eagles captain,  John Mikel Obi has revealed he is open to working with the Nigeria National team but not as a manager.

Checkout 6 Nigerian players who made big January move in Europe

Mikel Obi After playing in the Chinese Super League with Tianjin Teda for two years, Super Eagles captain Mikel Obi made a return to England, but this time around, he joined Championship side Middlesbrough.

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Trieu led her army in victory over the Chinese forces in more than 30 battles, which meant her movement was placed on the radar of the Chinese as a rebellion to be taken seriously.