Nedum Onuoha

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440 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 2d ago

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ESPN FC · Saka Back in the Goals · 31 Aug 2026 podcast

I think obviously those stats themselves there, they don't look that impressive, but when you add in the context that it's playing for an Everton side who

Aren't probably the most free-flowing in terms of how they attack.

You know, there's lots of critique around, say, the the forwards as well, and say Beto and Barry.

I think he's a player who many Everton fans have seen has been one of the best for them across these last three seasons, and you know, almost felt nervous well that at some stage he would go to somewhere a bit more progressive, somewhere where he can almost test himself, say playing in Europe again.

And you know, I think for City to be able to get him, I think it's good.

I think obviously the

Days where you're getting the biggest, biggest name and so on.

I don't know if that really exists as such anymore in and around the Premier League, in my opinion.

And he might not start every single game for City, but I think it can have a huge impact because domestically he has done very well across the last few years.

And for him now, instead of say linking up with those forwards, playing with um I forget who the right back is who plays for Everton, it's essentially a big centre half.

Like things are different now, the team will create differently.

There'll be more on the front foot, there'll be more attacking football.

He's trying to be feeding the likes of Erling Haaland.

He's playing alongside a Shirky, a Foden, and these these are some of the best players he's probably ever played with.

So there's a chance for him to be able to step up and see, you know, what type of ability he can have as opposed to what was required of him when he was at Everton.

So yeah, I do like it.

Yeah, I I think it I think it's a really good move to be honest.

I think a club the size of Everton is it's a big football club.

And him coming across to the Premier League for a chance to essentially prove himself back in English football, I think that's gonna be a big deal.

But he looked at the traits that he had, you know, we saw it at the World Cup, but we've seen it for say Monaco in the Champions League, seen it for Monaco in Liga, like he's got a sense of physicality about him.

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