Amokachi spent two seasons with Everton from 1994 to 1996 before moving to Turkey to join Beşiktaş.

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The 44-year-old remains a huge fans’ favourite at Everton for the role he played in their 1995 FA Cup win which is to date their last major trophy.

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Amokacho scored two goals against Tottenham in the semi-final helping Everton to book a place in the final which they also won.

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The former Super Eagles forward was given a standing ovation at Goodison Park at half-time during Everton’s 2-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth.

“Good to be back home...Standing ovation from the Blue Army at Goodison Park,” Amokachi wrote on his Twitter alongside a video of his introduction.

Amokachi also shared a video of him chatting with Eddie Howe, manager of Bournemouth before the game.

"Guess who wanted to meet moi... Eddie Howe Bournemouth manager! He said I was his best Everton player then," the 1996 Atlanta Olympics gold medallist also wrote on Twitter.

Amokachi also won the Community Shield (then known as Charity Shield) also in 1995.