Alex Iwobi has become the engine of Fulham’s offense, topping the team’s goal-scoring chart with a remarkable six goals contributions.
His impressive tally comprises three goals and three assists in 13 Premier League appearances.
As Fulham prepares to host Brighton & Hove Albion at the Craven Cottage on December 5, Iwobi’s impact has been crucial in the team’s push for success.
The Nigerian international recently reached a significant personal milestone in his previous home game, scoring his 25th Premier League goal in a challenging 4-1 loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers. This achievement was swiftly followed by a pivotal display, where he provided his third assist of the campaign in a tense 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur.
Iwobi’s ability to navigate defenses and create opportunities has made him an essential asset for Fulham.
Fulham’s manager, Marco Silva, praised his team’s determination and skill in the draw against Spurs, lamenting a missed opportunity for three points.
The match also saw drama unfold when Fulham’s captain, Tom Cairney, was sent off late in the game, adding to the excitement of the contest.
Goal-scoring-wise, Iwobi finds himself among a talented group of Fulham players, joining Emile Smith Rowe and Harry Wilson in sharing the joint-second spot with three goals each this season. Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez, on the other hand, tops the scoring charts with an impressive four goals in his 13 appearances.
In terms of creativity, Iwobi’s three assists match Antonee Robinson’s assist total, while Spanish winger Adama Traoré shines as the top provider, having directly assisted four goals for his teammates.
Other key contributors include Emile Smith Rowe and Jiménez, who have provided two assists each, highlighting their versatility. Bernd Leno, Kenny Tete, Rodrigo Muniz, and Reiss Nelson have each contributed one assist.
Iwobi and Jiménez are now tied at the top of Fulham’s goal contributions list with an impressive six apiece, demonstrating their critical importance to the team as it looks to build momentum in the Premier League.
