kun
Well-Known Member
I've been pronouncing it: EE-YA-NACHO
It would be fun to see a front three (in a 4-3-3) of him, Silva, and Sterling with for example Yaya/Pogba, Silva/Nasri, and Fernandinho/Fernando/Delph as the midfield three when Aguero or Bony aren't available. It would be very Barcelona-esque.Looking more and more likely Iheanacho will be a part of the first team setup this season. If, as looks likely, we allow Jovetic and Dzeko to move on, and we don't target another striker, then Aguero and Bony isn't sufficient. Sterling can play up front if required, but it's not where we'd get the best out of him. If all of that pans out as expected then Iheanacho will be our third option striker which, when you consider how much football we'll have this season, will mean he is involved a fair bit.
Just say 'Is he a Nacho' dead quick and no-one will notice.can someone tell me how to pronounce this lad's name? we seem to have loads of EDS lads with too many vowels or too many consonants in their names at the mo....