The Nigerian international, who joined Everton in a deadline transfer deal from the London club in 2019, told Skysports in an interview that he has no regret quitting the club for Goodison Park.
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‘It’s tough going from that at Arsenal. One manager, obviously Unai Emery came, and yeah it was a bit different because there was a lot of different methods, things were getting changed, positions, formations, and I have had to play in numerous positions, so maybe I was a bit unsettled.
“But I don’t really want to say like an argument or problem because at the end of the day, as footballers, we should be able to cope with the situation.
‘Maybe I should have handled it better, but whether what happened in the past has made me who I am today, so there are no regrets.’
Iwobi spent 15 years with the Gunners, coming up through their junior ranks before making 149 senior appearances for them.
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