Everton coach David Unsworth has lauded the ‘desire and ‘determination’ of Oumar Niasse.
The 27-year-old who endured a torrid spell under erstwhile manager Ronald Koeman was demoted to the U23 side, where Unsworth ‘had the privilege’ to help him to 10 goals in eight outings.
And with Niasse back in the first team fold - but now, with the 44-year-old Englishman at the helms - he has shown no signs of slowing down after delivering a goal and a spirited 90-minute performance in Everton’s dramatic 3-2 victory over Watford.
And Unsworth said the former Lokomotiv Moscow marksman - who has four goals in 287 minutes from six English Premier League games this season - is a model to how he wants ‘every single’ Everton player to do their job.