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Iheanacho Deserves More Games To Prove His Goal Scoring Mettle – Akpoborie

Iheanacho Deserves More Games To Prove His Goal Scoring Mettle – Akpoborie

Former Nigerian forward, Jonathan Akpoborie believes Super Eagles star, Kelechi Iheanacho can still improve on his goal-scoring ability if given enough game time by Leicester City manager, Brendan Rodgers.

Iheanacho, who last scored for the Foxes on July 4, 2020, against Crystal Palace, took advantage of the rare opportunity given to him by Rodgers to make a big statement of intent.

The Nigerian international netted his first goal of the campaign in the 17 minutes with a well time finish against Fulham.

Reacting to Iheanacho’s performance, the former Wolfsburg striker told Completesports correspondent that the former Man City star must capitalise on this form to stake a claim for a regular shirt.

‘There is no doubt that Kelechi Iheanacho has good potentials and he truly displayed it with his brilliant finish against Fulham.

“He has no other chance than this very one to really stake a claim for a regular shirt in the team now that Jamie Vardy is injured. With or without his absence, Iheanacho deserves to be given a look by Leicester City manager, Brendan Rodgers.

“I just hope that his performance against Fulham will earn him another starting shirt for him to at least prove his mettle again,” Akpoborie said.

 

By Augustine Akhilomen


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COMMENTS

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  • Ako Amadi 3 years ago

    Iheanacho chooses to remain in England despite spending most of his career there on the reserve bench. It is a puzzle that such a gifted player endures this sort of humiliation Perhaps he has other reasons beyond football. It’s a shame though.

    • Chris 3 years ago

      He wanted to stay in England for up to five years so that he can have Permanent Residency before thinking of moving out of England. He is such a good player…

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