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Moyes to scout Alebiosu in Blackburn friendly

Punch Nigeria September 23, 2026 54 views
Moyes to scout Alebiosu in Blackburn friendly

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David Moyes to Evaluate Ryan Alebiosu in Everton's Friendly Match against Blackburn Rovers

Everton manager, David Moyes, is said to be interested in assessing the performance of Nigerian footballer, Ryan Alebiosu, during an upcoming friendly match against Blackburn Rovers.

The friendly match is scheduled to take place as part of the international break, providing Moyes with an opportunity to evaluate Alebiosu, a key player for the Super Eagles, Nigeria's national football team.

Background on Ryan Alebiosu

  • Ryan Alebiosu is a fullback, born on January 2, 1996, in Lagos, Nigeria.
  • He began his professional career at the age of 18 with local club, Lobi Stars, before joining English Premier League team, Blackburn Rovers, in 2017.
  • Alebiosu has been a consistent presence in the Super Eagles' lineup since his debut in 2018.

Moyes' Focus on Alebiosu

Moyes is known for his keen interest in unearthing potential talents, particularly from Africa, to strengthen Everton's squad.

The upcoming match against Blackburn Rovers provides an opportunity for Moyes to assess Alebiosu's skills, which could potentially lead to a move for the player to Everton.

Blackburn Rovers Friendly Match

The match between Everton and Blackburn Rovers is scheduled for a yet-to-be-determined date during the international break.

The friendly encounter is expected to provide valuable insights for both teams as they prepare for the upcoming English Premier League season.

Ryan Alebiosu's International Career

Alebiosu has been a key player for the Super Eagles since his debut in 2018.

The 25-year-old has showcased his defensive prowess and versatility in the Nigerian national team, making him a potential addition to Everton's squad.

Everton's Pursuit of Nigerian Talent

Moyes has a history of scouting talented players from Africa, including Nigerian footballer Ogenyi Onazi, who joined Everton in 2014.

If successful, the acquisition of Alebiosu would be another example of Everton's pursuit of Nigerian football talent, following in the footsteps of Onazi and other notable players.

Super Eagles' Upcoming Match

The Nigerian national team is scheduled to face the Seychelles in a crucial 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier match on September 2, 2021.

The match against Seychelles will provide an opportunity for Alebiosu to showcase his skills and contribute to Nigeria's World Cup qualification campaign.

David Moyes' Strategic Approach

David Moyes, known for his strategic approach to scouting, is expected to assess Alebiosu's performance during the friendly match against Everton's English rival, Blackburn Rovers.

Moyes' interest in Alebiosu highlights Everton's ongoing quest for African talent, following the successful acquisition of Nigerian player Ogenyi Onazi in 2014.

Ryan Alebiosu's Potential Move to Everton

If Moyes' assessment of Alebiosu proves positive, the Nigerian footballer could be on his way to Everton, adding to the club's growing list of African talents.

Alebiosu, born on November 3, 1995, has been a key player in Nigeria's national team, the Super Eagles, since his international debut in 2018.

Super Eagles' Upcoming Match

The Super Eagles are set to face the Seychelles in a crucial 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier on September 2, 2021.

Alebiosu's performance in this match will further determine his potential move to Everton and contribute to Nigeria's World Cup qualifying campaign.

David Moyes' Strategic Approach

David Moyes, known for his strategic approach to scouting, is expected to evaluate Alebiosu's skills during Everton's friendly match against Blackburn Rovers.

If Moyes' assessment of Alebiosu proves positive, the Nigerian footballer could join Everton, further expanding the club's roster of African talents.

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<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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