Alex Iwobi Earns Double Nomination for Fulham’s Goal of the Season Award
Nigeria international Alex Iwobi has been nominated twice for Fulham’s Goal of the Season award, following a standout Premier League campaign that saw him deliver moments of brilliance for the Cottagers.
According to TalkTalk Nigeria, two of Iwobi’s goals made it into the shortlist, underlining his growing influence at the London club since joining from Everton.
The 29-year-old midfielder’s nomination includes:
⚽️ His composed finish in the 1-1 draw against former club Everton at Goodison Park in October – a game that drew emotional attention from fans of both sides.
⚽️ His stunning strike in Fulham’s 4-1 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers, which stood out as a bright moment in an otherwise difficult match.
Iwobi will be vying against 13 other nominated goals from his Fulham teammates in what promises to be a tight fan vote for the prestigious individual accolade.
🌟 Opinion: Iwobi’s Evolution Deserves Recognition
For a player who has been consistently scrutinized throughout his career, especially at the international level, this double nomination is more than just a fan vote—it’s a statement. It shows that Iwobi’s quality is undeniable, and he’s finding both rhythm and respect in Fulham colors.
His ability to turn tight situations into goal-scoring chances—either by precise positioning or instinctive finishing—has become more evident this season. Whether it's a return to form or a fresh chapter of consistency, Iwobi’s journey this year has reflected maturity, patience, and renewed confidence.
He may not be the flashiest Super Eagles star, but he has proven to be one of Nigeria’s most reliable exports in the Premier League.
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Final Thought:
Alex Iwobi may not always grab headlines, but when he scores, it matters. Fulham fans have noticed, and so should Nigeria’s football faithful. From Lagos to London—Iwobi’s brilliance keeps lighting up the pitch.
