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Mikel Obi officially changes his name

In attempting to clarify his actual name, the
Chelsea veteran has just made everyone
very, very confused.
Jon Obi Mikel has been called many things
by Chelsea fans during his decade at
Stamford Bridge… many of which are far too
rude, reports UK Mirror.
However, while he may have got used to the
abusive slurs hurled his way by a section of
the Stamford Bridge support, it seems the
Nigerian midfielder has finally had enough of
people getting his actual name wrong.
That is why the Chelsea stalwart who was
was born John Michael Nchekwube Obinna
(the son of Michael Obi) in 1987, but a
mistake in 2003 changed things for the
midfielder. has just officially changed his
name… to Mikel John Obi.
For starters, it turns out that he was never
actually called 'Mikel'.
The Guus Hiddink favourite was born John
Michael Nchekwube Obinna - 'Mikel' only
became a thing when the Nigerian FA
mistakenly used Mikel instead of Michael on
his submission form during the registration
process for the 2003 Fifa Under-17 World
Championships.
So much so, that despite the fact it's not
actually his name, he's been happy to be
called John Obi Mikel ever since he joined
Chelsea in 2006.
It seems, he has now officially changed his
name to… Mikel John Obi.

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