Alex Iwobi has reached another impressive milestone in his Premier League career, becoming only the fifth player to make 100 or more appearances for three different Premier League clubs.
The Nigeria international achieved the feat on Saturday, adding another significant chapter to his remarkable career in England.
Iwobi has represented Arsenal, Everton and Fulham in the Premier League, establishing himself as one of the most experienced Nigerian players in the competition’s history.
The milestone highlights the midfielder’s remarkable longevity at the highest level of English football. Since making his Premier League debut with Arsenal, Iwobi has gone on to become an important figure for multiple clubs, consistently featuring in the competition over the years.
Iwobi’s Premier League journey
Iwobi began his senior career at Arsenal after progressing through the club’s academy. He made his Premier League debut for the Gunners and went on to establish himself in the first team before moving to Everton in 2019.
His spell at Everton further increased his Premier League experience, with the versatile midfielder making more than 100 appearances for the Merseyside club.
In 2023, Iwobi completed a move to Fulham, where he continued his Premier League career and became an important member of the squad.
His latest appearance means he has now crossed the 100-game mark for all three clubs, putting him in an exclusive group of players to have achieved the feat.
Another milestone for Nigeria star
The achievement is another reminder of Iwobi’s consistency and durability since breaking into Premier League football.
The 30-year-old has also become an established member of the Nigerian national team, featuring prominently for the Super Eagles at major international competitions.
With his experience across Arsenal, Everton and Fulham, Iwobi has built a career spanning more than a decade in one of the most competitive leagues in world football.
Reaching 100 Premier League appearances for three separate clubs is a rare accomplishment, and Iwobi’s latest landmark further cements his place among the most experienced Nigerian players to have played in England’s top flight.
