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Tiago Araujo is such a baller for KAA Gent, man.
He contributes so much to the attack from the left wing-back role. His vision from wide areas is exceptional, and he can spot tiny gaps in central areas to play well-weighted, defense-splitting passes.
Plus, he's always making those penetrating runs in behind to stretch the opposition defense, which is so important for opening up space.
Already sitting on 10 G/A in 17 games as a wing-back.
Those numbers are genuinely ridiculous. 🇵🇹
Real Sociedad’s backline averages just 21.75 years of age, yet they currently sit 5th in La Liga.
That’s seriously impressive.
Bro, Fares Ghedjemis, are you mad?
How does Algeria keep producing flair players like him? They’ve only just introduced Mo Belloumi to the masses, and now Ghedjemis is balling out in one of Europe’s top leagues too.
A chance creation machine. Magical left foot, can beat his man, incredibly tidy on the ball and technically so gifted. Just a joy to watch.
Algeria have so many quality options at right wing now that I genuinely don’t know how they’re going to fit all these ballers into one team.
Absolutely stacked in that position.
What a time to be an Algeria fan. 🇩🇿
Isaak Souleymane Toure has made such an impressive return to the pitch.
Lorient are yet to lose a game whenever he’s played this season. 2 wins and 3 clean sheets in 3 appearances. That’s incredible.
Always been a top talent, and it’s great to see that he’s still got it after all those injuries.
My Algerian guy Rafik Belghali is absolutely on fire.
The impact he has on Torino’s attack from right wing-back is immense. 4 G/A in just 6 Serie A appearances.
Always been a huge fan of his game, so it’s great to see him proving me right.
Yes, Algeria may be out of AFCON, but one player absolutely put himself on the map during the tournament: Rafik Belghali.
The 23-year-old right-back stood out not only for his offensive output, intelligent inside-channel runs, aggressive overlaps to the byline, and real security in his passing, but even more for his defensive edge.
Relentless and high-intensity in his defending, he covered huge ground and showed a clear hunger to win every duel.
Before the tournament, he was simply a Hellas Verona player.
After it, he’s arguably their most interesting asset.
Rafik Belghali.
Borussia Mönchengladbach were struggling to pick up points in the Bundesliga.
Wael Mohya said say no more.
Went away to Stuttgart and came back with a goal and an assist.
Gladbach’s starboy. 🌟
Crazy random fact:
FC Porto have won every single game in their domestic league so far. 8 wins from 8 games.
But in the Champions League? Not a single point after 3 games. 0/3.
What went wrong?
Invest guys, please invest before it‘s too late.
Clement Bischoff (20) is a player worth keeping an eye on.
Playing as a left wing-back for NEC Nijmegen, he’s constantly involved whenever his team goes forward. He’s very active in attack, always looking to provide an option and support the play down the flank.
He’s quick when carrying possession, attacks defenders with confidence and isn’t afraid to take players on in 1v1 situations.
He plays on the left wing, though he regularly drifts inside to use his stronger right foot. That’s usually when he becomes most dangerous, as it opens up different passing and shooting angles and makes him much harder to defend.
There’s still plenty of development ahead of him, but the talent is definitely there.
A very promising player that I don’t think people should give up on just yet. 🇩🇰
Soriba Diaoune, what a way to introduce yourself to the world of Champions League football.
The 19-year-old Guinean winger from Lille scored twice in his first UCL start against Galatasaray.
Incredibly quick, a good dribbler and constantly looking to make runs in behind to stretch opposition defences.
Had 9 touches in the opposition box, more than any other player on the pitch, which tells you a lot about his attacking instincts and movement.
Still very raw in several aspects of his game, but there’s so much promise there. And remember, he’s only 19 years old.
One to keep an eye on. 🇬🇳
Niccolo Pisilli, you are unreal. Oh my days.
Running the show in midfield for AS Roma tonight. Incredibly tidy on the ball, constantly looking to progress play and doing so with such consistency.
Played so many line-breaking passes tonight, always calm and composed in possession, with sharp, precise passing even under pressure.
Standout talent.
If you don’t know him yet, it’s finally time to get familiar with him.
Trabzonspor’s Nigerian centre-back Chibuike Nwaiwu is on his way to becoming a top-class defender.
At just 23, he already shows maturity well beyond his years. Comfortable defending on the front foot, reading situations early and anticipating danger, but also has the pace to cover large spaces behind him.
Aggressive with his interceptions, strong in duels and increasingly looking to break lines with vertical passes into the final third.
He’s got pretty much everything you’d want from a modern centre-back.
A scouting masterpiece by Trabzonspor. You simply cannot dislike the work they’re doing. 👏🏽🇳🇬
Guys, Danny Namaso is such a baller.
Dangerous on the counter, able to carry the ball over distance and beat opponents with his dribbling.
Right-footed, but capable of using his left when needed.
His versatility stands out, able to play LW, ST, and CAM.
From the left wing, when he cuts inside onto his stronger right foot, he becomes very dangerous.
He also attacks aerial duels.
Willing to go up for headers, disrupt defenders, and he’s actually underrated in the air, capable of winning those duels.
What I really like is his flexibility in attack.
Even as a striker, he can link play with quick one-touch passes and keep attacks flowing.
In 1v1 situations with the goalkeeper, he stays calm, often waiting and picking his moment before finishing.
A really underrated player who deserves much more recognition.
Lassine Sinayoko is still only 26 years old.
AJ Auxerre • ST • 🇲🇱
His profile is so good.
He’s strong in the dribble, can hold the ball up really well, and his finishing is precise.
The way he runs is sheer power, combined with speed and physicality, which makes him incredibly hard to stop.
He’s also a threat in the air, can score dangerous headers, and he already looked very impressive for Mali at AFCON.
In the right environment, with the right players around him, I genuinely think he could still take a huge step forward and produce even better numbers.
What people don’t talk about enough is that he’s quality on the ball too. He plays beautiful through balls, links play smartly, and even from a standing position he can unleash powerful, accurate shots.
A really underrated attacker.
Sondre Auklend is hitting great form for FK Bodø/Glimt.
Coming off a standout Champions League performance against Borussia Dortmund, the 23-year-old midfielder followed it up with another dominant display at the weekend.
High-energy box-to-box engine, covers enormous ground across the pitch, wins duels, and carries the ball.
#8 flying under the radar. 🟡🇪🇺
15-year-old talent who moved from Augsburg’s academy to TSG Hoffenheim.
Noyan Özkan (🇩🇪🇹🇷)
15 y/o | TSG Hoffenheim Academy | RW | Right-footed
▪️ Low centre of gravity combined with good 1v1 ability, making him difficult to dispossess
▪️ Good vision from RW, spots gaps in central areas and looks to exploit them with passes inside
▪️ Constantly looking to make runs in behind, always trying to stretch the opposition backline
▪️ Combines really well with his RB, knowing when to release the ball for an overlapping run and when to take his man on himself
▪️ Aggressive presser out of possession, willing to track back and help defensively when danger develops on his side
▪️ Often holds his position on the far side before making blindside runs in behind to catch defenders off guard
▪️ Sharp changes of direction, allowing him to shift past opponents in tight spaces
▪️ Good set-piece delivery, particularly from corners
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