Alex Iwobi has once again vowed to continue displaying the relentless work-ethic that underpinned his excellent displays in Everton’s Premier League run-in, as the Nigerian explained why his attitude matches the culture of Evertonians and the city of Liverpool.Information Guide Nigeria

“Evertonians appreciate hard work and the physical side,” Iwobi told evertonfc.com.

“If I have that energy, hopefully, it influences my teammates.

“It is important that I understand the culture of the city, the passion for football, and for Everton.

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“I love playing and like to express myself through football, so when I get the opportunity, I just try my best.

“The manager spoke to me after the Leicester home game [a 1-1 draw on 20 April] about having a bit more tactical awareness.

“He said, ‘It is nice to have the energy to run and chase and get back, but maybe, sometimes, preserve it, chill out, so you’re not burned out’.

“Other than that, he says maintain the work ethic because it really helps the crowd engage with the team.

“The manager knows I have the ability to press and quickly get back into shape.”

With the start of the 2022/23 term just over six weeks away, however, Iwobi says he is intent on sustaining his end-of-season momentum.

“My first couple of years here weren’t the greatest but this [the final weeks of the season] was my best period at Everton,” he added.

“I want to use it as a platform to kick on and make more positive memories with this club.

“I am youngish and have a lot of time ahead.

“I want to win something with Everton – and do my best for the Club.”JAMB Result

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