Alex Iwobi Becomes First Nigerian Player to Reach 300 Premier League Appearances Making him the longest Playing Nigerian Player in the League Following his Spells With..
Alex Iwobi has written his name into the history books as the first Nigerian player to make 300 Premier League appearances. The Fulham midfielder’s journey is a story of persistence, passion, and pride—one that began at Arsenal’s famous Hale End Academy.
Born in Lagos and raised in London, Iwobi made his Premier League debut for Arsenal in 2015 under Arsène Wenger. Known for his creativity and versatility, he quickly became a fan favorite, earning praise for his composure and technical ability. After several seasons with the Gunners, Iwobi joined Everton, where he matured into a more complete midfielder, often carrying the team’s creative load.
In 2023, he moved to Fulham on a permanent deal, continuing to prove his value in the top flight. Across his career, Iwobi has shown consistency, professionalism, and dedication—qualities that have now placed him among the league’s elite appearance-makers.
This milestone not only celebrates Iwobi’s individual excellence but also stands as a proud moment for Nigerian football. From Hale End to the grand stages of the Premier League, Alex Iwobi’s 300-game achievement cements his legacy as a true ambassador of Nigerian talent and Premier League longevity.
