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Power ranking every single Nigerian player in the Premier League so far this season

A new arrival in the Premier League from Reading, Olise had fitness issues at the start of the campaign but returned to action sooner than expected.
So far, he’s been used sparingly by Crystal Palace, making just two appearances from the bench and getting 13 minutes of action.

Michael Olise

Returning to the Premier League with Leicester City, opportunities have been few and far between for Lookman so far.
Unlike for Fulham, when he made an impression from the off, he’s so far featured for just 62 minutes across two substitute appearances.

Ademola Lookman

After a strong start to the season with his winner in the Community Shield victory over Manchester City, Iheanacho has had to endure some bitter disappointment since.
He has only been a substitute in each of Leicester’s five matches, playing just 83 minutes and failing to find the net.

A very disappointing return so far.

Kelechi Iheanacho

Tipped for big things ahead of the season, having signed a new contract in April, Balogun has made a limited impact for Arsenal.
He started their opening match—the defeat by Brenford—but was withdrawn before the hour mark.

He was given just 11 minutes in the 2-0 home loss against Chelsea, and hasn’t been seen since.

Folarin Balogun

Talented Aston Villa prospect who made his first senior start in the 1-1 draw with Brentford at the beginning of the campaign.
That showing earned rave reviews, although the 17-year-old is yet to play a further minute for the Midlanders.

Carney Chukwuemeka

Not the last Watford player on this list to finally be getting his chance in the Premier League, Troost-Ekong is back in the big time after being on the books of Tottenham Hotspur as a youngster.
He was influential as the Hornets kept a clean sheet against Crystal Palace, although they’ve conceded eight in their other four matches.

An error to allow Neal Maupay in to score for Brighton &amp; Hove Albion was the low point of the campaign.

William Troost-Ekong

Featured in every game for Everton so far—helped by the absences of some of his positional rivals—as he gets the opportunity to convince Rafael Benitez of his merits.
One assist so far—against Southampton—saw him restored to the Everton starting XI, although he struggled in the 3-0 defeat at Aston Villa.

Alex Iwobi

Finally getting his chance to impress in the Premier League, Etebo has played in all five of Watford’s matches to date—starting all but one.
He hasn’t truly demonstrated the dynamism and ball-carrying ability that once made him such a tantalising prospect…yet, but Watford’s ability to hold their own in the top flight bodes well for the coming campaign.

Peter Etebo

Encouraging signs from Onyeka across his four appearances to date.
He’s started twice for Brentford, as they have swiftly found their feet in the Premier League, although there will surely be more testing times ahead for the Bees.

Frank Onyeka

It’s not been an easy start to the season for Leicester City, who have had to contend with defensive injuries and some poor results.
However, Ndidi has remained consistent in the heart of the park, with his use of the ball also catching the eye.

Wilfred Ndidi

Adapted seamlessly to life in the Premier League after signing during the offseason, putting his bad-boy image to one side in order to excel with Watford.
He’s scored twice and registered a further assist in five outings so far—having played 409 minutes—and looks set to play a key role as the Hornets aim to steer clear of the dropzone.

Emmanuel Dennis

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