Amadou Onana has admitted he needs to be more 'decisive' in the opposition box if he is to take his game to the next level.
The Everton midfielder has been excellent since arriving from Lille for around £33.5m, forming a solid midfield trio alongside Idrissa Gueye and the outstanding Alex Iwobi. The Belgian's physical presence has been a driving force in the middle of the park, while his defensive qualities were put to the test during yesterday's 0-0 draw with Fulham.
But one key aspect that can be worked on is finishing. Glorious chances were wasted against Southampton and Tottenham in recent weeks, and speaking after the draw at Craven Cottage, Onana admitted he needs to be more 'decisive' in the final third - although he admitted there is no one better to learn from than Blues boss Frank Lampard.
