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Alex Iwobi deserves more recognition for what he's achieved in the Premier League. He's now reached 329 appearances, moving ahead of Mohamed Salah into second place among African players, according to Playmakerstats.
Think about that for a moment. He's played for Arsenal, Everton and Fulham, staying in the Premier League and earning regular game time along the way. That's no small achievement.
He's now just 25 appearances away from passing Kolo Touré's record of 353. Not bad for a player who has often flown under the radar.
Personally, I think his versatility and work rate don't get enough credit.
What's the most underrated part of Iwobi's game? And does he deserve more recognition for his Premier League career?
Think about that for a moment. He's played for Arsenal, Everton and Fulham, staying in the Premier League and earning regular game time along the way. That's no small achievement.
He's now just 25 appearances away from passing Kolo Touré's record of 353. Not bad for a player who has often flown under the radar.
Personally, I think his versatility and work rate don't get enough credit.
What's the most underrated part of Iwobi's game? And does he deserve more recognition for his Premier League career?
