Everton Boss Gives Iwobi Five Days To Prove His Fitness Ahead Of Watford Clash
Published: August 12, 2019
Everton boss Marco Silva has given the club's most expensive signing in the summer transfer window, Alex Iwobi five days to prove his fitness ahead of their next Premier League game against Watford on Saturday.
The Nigeria international faces an uphill task to be fit to face the Hornets as he wasn't involved in Arsenal's pre-season activities due to international commitments with the Super Eagles at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Silva will begin running the rule over Iwobi when he reports for training at USM Finch Farm on Monday.
Liverpool Echo quoted Silva as saying : ''He was on holiday after the Africa Cup. He starts on Monday and let's see how he reacts but there is a big gap between him and his team-mates, the physical condition will be a big gap, but let's see.
"Normally my decisions are coming from the training sessions and let's see how he will play, how he will do in the training sessions and after that I will take my decision on Friday.''
"Normally my decisions are coming from the training sessions and let's see how he will play, how he will do in the training sessions and after that I will take my decision on Friday.''
Everton played out an entertaining goalless draw with Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener.
Igho Kingsley
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