Mikel Obi Fathers Two Children With Two Women Secretly

Found this blockbuster report online while surfing and I was a little surprised. According to the report, Chelsea and Nigerian Super Eagles midfielder Mikel Obi secretly fathered 2 children, a 4 year old son and a one year old daughter with two different women but he's in a famous relationship with girlfriend, Olga.
Chelsea footballer John Obi Mikel has secretly fathered two children with different women, it has emerged today. The 28-year-old midfielder is dad to a four-year-old son and a one-year-old daughter after short relationships with the women.The Nigerian international player, whose side lost 2-1 at home to Crystal Palace yesterday, makes sure he provides for his two children. He is understood to have bought a £500,000 house in 2013 in the Home Counties for his son and mum and is keen to play a part in the boy's life.
A source told The News: "John also agreed to give her tens of thousands a year in upkeep and, I think, agreed to give her a new car every three to five years."Mikel also financially supports his daughter, who was born after the couple met at a London nightclub in 2013.
A friend of the daughter's mum added: "John has provided for her and the girl.
"She seems to have come into money since having the baby and is keeping a low profile."
Mikel is now dating Russian businesswoman Olga Diyachenko and has posted pics of the pair together on social media.In an interview in Nigeria last year. he revealed: "I've been dating seriously for two years now. I'm in love. I've found love."
A spokesman for the footballer told The News: "This is an entirely private matter.
"John provides for and cares for his children and will continue to do so. He asks that their privacy is respected."

Mikel Defends World Cup Performance

John Mikel Obi has defended his World
Cup performance, claiming he tried to play for
the team rather than seek glory.
The Chelsea midfielder continues to be the
brunt of criticism following what has been
widely perceived as a disappointing World Cup
display, but the 27 year-old claims he is being
unfairly criticized.
"I tried to do my best to work hard for the
team. We play together and nobody wants to
be a Maradona because in our team, everybody
has to play for each other," Mikel told
KickOffNigeria.com exclusively.
"All I wanted to do was work hard for the team
and not to look for glory, but people don't see
that.
"You don't always have to dribble everybody to
help the team. And the coach knows that I was
doing my best."
Mikel admitted that his game fell short of the
standards he set at the Confederation Cup last
year, but says there was a slight change in
styles.
"The Confederations Cup was a learning
experience for us, and I think I was a little more
forward there, but now I had to do more work
for the team.