Ola Aina has emerged as Nottingham Forest's leading player in terms of distance covered during matches in the English Premier League. His impressive stats highlight his commitment and work rate on the pitch.
According to data from Opta reported by The BBC, Aina has walked more than any other outfield player from Nottingham Forest this season. His dedication to covering ground for the team sets a high standard for his teammates.
So far, the versatile right-back has covered a total of 25 kilometers across seven matches. His contributions are particularly noteworthy as he has consistently put in the effort to support both defensive and offensive plays.
Aina has maintained this remarkable performance by playing the full duration in the last six games for Nottingham Forest. He also started their season opener against Bournemouth, demonstrating his integral role in the squad.
His displays have garnered significant praise, particularly during high-stakes matches against top teams like Liverpool and Chelsea, where he effectively won individual battles against notable players such as Luis Díaz and Jadon Sancho.
In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Nottingham Forest has initiated discussions with Aina regarding a new four-year contract, reflecting the club's confidence in his abilities and importance to the team.
In terms of overall distance covered in the Premier League, Manchester City's prolific striker Erling Haaland currently leads with an impressive 28.2 kilometers. Other players such as Cristian Romero, Virgil van Dijk, Gabriel, Diogo Dalot, and Cole Palmer also rank high for their respective clubs.
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