Nigeria international Kingsley Ehizibue has completed a transfer to Genoa. The 31-year-old signed a multi-year contract with the club. This move comes after Ehizibue left Udinese.
The terms of the transfer are known to be a free transfer. Further details about the transfer are available from the source.
More information about Ehizibue's move to Genoa can be found through the provided link, which offers additional details about the transfer and the contract signed by the Nigeria international.
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