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Rodgers: Iheanacho’s best not enough; there’re areas he can improve

By our reporter On Apr 22, 2021 0

Leicester City’s forward, Kelechi Iheanacho, scored the third goal of his club 3-0 victory over West Brom on Thursday but his best was not good enough, according to manager Brendan Rodgers.

Talking to BBC Sport after the match, Rodgers stated: “We weren’t as good as you are probably making us out to be. First half I wasn’t happy at all. We weren’t pecise enough with our passing, second half we controlled the game.

“Overall, really pleased as a win in the Premier League is always huge. We were good but we can be much better.

“There is no doubt Kelechi is scoring and looks like he can score every game. There are areas of the game he can improve, like not losing the ball, but we are so pleased for him because he is working really hard.

“Tonight was always going to be a big test. We have to control ourselves and our own performance. Delighted for the guys.”