Alex Iwobi has expressed confidence that Fulham FC will continue to fight for positive results despite a difficult run of form in recent weeks.
The Super Eagles midfielder admitted that Fulham have struggled for consistency but insisted the team remains determined to finish the season strongly.
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The London-based side have lost four of their last six matches in the Premier League since early February and currently sit 10th on the league table.
Their latest disappointment came in the FA Cup, where Fulham were knocked out following a 1–0 defeat to Southampton FC, a team competing in the Championship.
The team is managed by Portuguese coach Marco Silva.
Despite the club’s struggles, Iwobi has been performing well individually. The Nigerian international has scored two goals and recorded one assist in his last three league appearances.
Speaking on his personal YouTube vlog, Iwobi emphasised the importance of maintaining a positive attitude as the 2025–2026 season approaches its final stages.
“Just continue to be positive, continue to be vibrant. I always try to stay positive no matter what,” Iwobi said.
“Results have not gone our way, but we’ll keep our heads up and keep fighting. We’ll give 100 per cent until the season is done.”
The midfielder also spoke about his presence on social media and how his managers view his online activities.
According to him, the coaching staff have no issue with his content as long as it remains positive and does not affect his performance on the pitch.
“My managers don’t mind what I do on social media as long as it’s positive,” he explained.
Iwobi added that even the team’s head coach follows and supports the content he shares online.
“All my managers encourage it, as long as I’m performing on the field.”
The midfielder believes sharing content online gives supporters a better understanding of footballers’ lives away from the pitch.
“It gives fans a different perspective and shows what happens behind the scenes,” he said.
