Alex Iwobi will work under legendary Everton forward Duncan Ferguson who was appointed as caretaker manager following the sack of Rafa Benitez.
The Toffees confirmed Ferguson’s appointment in a statement on Tuesday.
The statement read:”Duncan Ferguson has been appointed as Everton caretaker manager for the Club’s upcoming games.
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“The Blues legend took charge of training at USM Finch Farm on Tuesday morning as the squad began its preparations for the visit of Aston Villa to Goodison Park on Saturday
“Ferguson will be supported in his caretaker position by John Ebbrell and Leighton Baines, along with Goalkeeping Coach Alan Kelly.
“It is the second time Ferguson has taken caretaker charge at the Club, having guided the Blues to five points from three league games against Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal in December 2019.
“An announcement on a permanent managerial appointment will be made in due course.”
This is Ferguson’s second spell as caretaker manager after first taking up the role in December 2019, following the sack of Marco Silva.
Iwobi is currently with the Super Eagles at the Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon where he has made two appearances.
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“Samuel kalu is undergoing medical at Watford after I fill in a region of 2.5 million euros I’ve been agreed by both parties he said to pen-to-paper a four-and-a-half-year deal”.what is wrong with Watford are they trying to bring the whole Nigerian squad inside their team ni? Though it’s good news more Nigerians in the premier league. Hoping they do not get relegated
The Odion Ighalo effect. After tasting what Nigerians bring to the table, the Watford management board knows the saying: when a road is good, you will walk it twice.
7 Nigerians in one club? e no be juju be dat?
The matter funny o. We will begin to support them now even spiritually. Lol.
We don’t want them relegated anymore
Last Last, kalu mess up he go to Udinese