Sean Dyche Opens Up on Iwobi Transfer

Everton FC head coach Sean Dyche has expressed mixed feelings following Alex Iwobi’s exit, admitting he was disappointed to see the midfielder leave.

Iwobi, who joined Everton from Arsenal, became a key player under multiple managers throughout his five-year stint at Goodison Park.

However, after refusing to sign a new contract, the Midfielder transferred to Fulham FC earlier this season.

Returning to face his former team at Goodison Park on Saturday, Iwobi scored a goal but chose not to celebrate.

Following the game, Dyche reflected on his former Player’s impact.

Sean Dyche, Alex Iwobi

Sean Dyche with Alex Iwobi. (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images)

“It was a good deal for the club, but I thought he was an excellent servant, certainly during my time here. I enjoyed having him around the place,” Dyche said.

“He was a joy to watch, a very good player in my opinion—not one I wanted to lose, but sometimes needs must.”

The former Arsenal star enjoyed a significant role at Everton, where he spent five seasons before his move to Fulham.

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Sean Dyche Opens Up on Iwobi Transfer

Everton FC head coach Sean Dyche has expressed mixed feelings following Alex Iwobi’s exit, admitting he was disappointed to see the midfielder leave.

Iwobi, who joined Everton from Arsenal, became a key player under multiple managers throughout his five-year stint at Goodison Park.

However, after refusing to sign a new contract, the Midfielder transferred to Fulham FC earlier this season.

Returning to face his former team at Goodison Park on Saturday, Iwobi scored a goal but chose not to celebrate.

Following the game, Dyche reflected on his former Player’s impact.

Sean Dyche, Alex Iwobi

Sean Dyche with Alex Iwobi. (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images)

“It was a good deal for the club, but I thought he was an excellent servant, certainly during my time here. I enjoyed having him around the place,” Dyche said.

“He was a joy to watch, a very good player in my opinion—not one I wanted to lose, but sometimes needs must.”

The former Arsenal star enjoyed a significant role at Everton, where he spent five seasons before his move to Fulham.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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