The winger has produced some impressive performances for Everton recently.
One of the main positives to take from Sam Allardyce’s first game in charge of Everton was the performance of Aaron Lennon, with the winger catching the eye during his 71 minutes on the pitch.
Everton ran out 2-0 winners against Huddersfield Town at Goodison Park, with Lennon frequently bursting down the right flank to excellent effect.
Lennon has worked his way back into the Everton starting line-up and was heavily involved in the final games of David Unsworth’s temporary spell in charge, while the early signs suggest that he will have a major part to play under Allardyce’s guidance.
The 30-year-old’s directness is very difficult for opposing defenders to deal with, while his crossing has been of a very high standard of late.
After enduring so many setbacks this season, there is finally a positive feeling surrounding Everton, although they have a difficult challenge on Sunday as they travel to face rivals Liverpool.
If he starts in that fixture then Lennon and is up against Alberto Moreno, then the Everton winger will be confident of tormenting the Liverpool defender, who is known to often push too far forwards.
An impressive display in that fixture could well see Lennon cement his status as a very important part of the Everton side.
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