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Leicester City winger, Fatawu Issahaku, has been on scintillating form since joining the foxes last August, but manager, Enzo Maresca, believes there is still room for improvement.
Issahaku scored the winner, a trademark left footed screamer from range, against Bournemouth in the FA Cup to send Leicester through to the quarterfinals.
However, Maresca, in the post match interview, sought to suggest that the 19 year old still has some polishing up to do.
”Fatawu has taken about 25 shots during his time at Leicester, and I’m used to seeing those shots go into the stands,” he joked.
”I’m glad that this one finally went in, and I hope we don’t have to wait another 25 shots before he scores again, because that would be too long.”
4 goals and 9 assists already this season for Fatawu Issahaku, but Leicester City boss, Enzo Maresca believes there’s still room for improvement. pic.twitter.com/F71CIFD5GA
— Mr. Daniel Koranteng (@Dani77k) February 28, 2024
The former Ghana U-20 international has been criticized over the years for his erratic shooting, and although that has improved, Maresca believes a bit more accuracy could be achieved.
Fatawu has scored four times for Leicester this season, providing nine assists in the process.
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