
• Performance Analyst @FCGoaOfficial | @Arsenal Propagandist | Talent ID + Scouting Reports | @THEPFSA Certified | Founder of Futbol Tycoon •
Goa, India
Joined November 2020
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Delighted to announce that I’ve joined @FCGoaOfficial as a Performance Analyst, positioned within the Development Team.
Immensely grateful for the opportunity and the trust the club has placed in me. Onwards and upwards.
FORÇA GOA! 🧡
Farhaan Ali Wahid is moving mad for Bangladesh currently, he’s someone to follow through his development.
From playing the PL2 campaign for Fulham and recording 15+ G/A last season, to now establishing himself into the Bangladesh senior NT and recording key contributions.
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It’s a good opportunity for Ranson to get game time in senior football. He is good with the ball at his feet and has previously been on the bench for the Arsenal first-team.
Jack Porter is now set to be Arsenal’s first-choice goalkeeper at U21 level.
First competitive exercise of the season!
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Marco Rose has been competitive in the league, but what he’s also done is reignite Evanilson’s goal scoring form.
7 goals in 8 games, a goal from pressing scenarios and perfect positioning almost relatively in every action he’s combined towards goal.
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The jockeying, spatial awareness and press resistance Marcell Washington showed in this game for the U21s is super promising. We need better fullbacks through the ranks and he's yielding the path.
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Saliba playing U21 isn't fair😄
But a good 45 mins for him as he's getting up to speed.
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Happy Diwali, Gaurs! Wishing you and your families lots of happiness, love and light. 🪔🧡 – at Panaji, India
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Sandesh Jhingan pleaded with folded hands. Players protested, but ref remained unmoved. When match officials made their way out, they were greeted by loud boos from the crowd.
Bengaluru FC beat FC Goa 2-1 but the stoppage-time winner was controversial.
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India's 23-player squad for FIFA men's international friendlies:
Goalkeepers: Hrithik Tiwari, Som Kumar, Vishal Kaith.
Defenders: Abhishek Singh Tekcham, Akash Mishra, Bijoy Varghese, Jay Gupta, Mehtab Singh, Pramveer, Ricky Meetei Haobam, Roshan Singh Naorem.
Midfielders: Anirudh Thapa, Ashique Kuruniyan, Jithin MS, Lalremtluanga Fanai, Lalrinliana Hnamte, Tomba Singh Haobam.
Forwards: David Lalhlansanga, Edmund Lalrindika, Liston Colaco, Manvir Singh, Muhammad Suhail, Ryan Williams.
Head Coach: Khalid Jamil
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Villads Nielsen - Bodø/Glimt
21 | CB | 6'3 | Denmark
Regarded as one of Danish football's biggest talents because of his passing baggage and accuracy, he's struggled to find minutes to continue his development at a competent side.
What exactly does his profile offer?
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Natnael Abraha
Rating - 8.25🟢
Palace 1 - 1 Hoffenheim.
Opinion.
Very, very impressed, more so than any rating I could give him (8.25 is what I’m going with tho🤣), I think the context here is really important. He made his senior debut at the weekend, and today was his European debut, away at Crystal Palace.
If I’d watched this game without knowing any of that, it would never have crossed my mind that this was only his second senior appearance.
The biggest indicator for me that he was ready for this level, and certainly wasn’t playing within himself, was his composure in possession. There were numerous occasions where the ball dropped out of the sky, often with an opponent applying pressure, he could’ve been forgiven for playing the percentages, going long and simply making sure he didn’t make a mistake. But he rarely did that. He’d bring the ball down, take a couple of touches, assess his options and then either find a pass or clear it if necessary. I absolutely loved that. He never looked rushed or panicked, even in situations where you might expect a young player to be.
There were a couple of poorer situations. He tried carrying out of defence on a few occasions when it wasn’t really on, losing possession as a result. He was also caught dwelling on the ball a couple of times. But again, that’s something you’d expect to improve with more exposure to senior football. What I actually liked was his willingness to take those difficult options, evn when they didn’t come off, he didn’t go into his shell or suddenly start playing safe.
Defensively, he made some excellent tackles. Even when isolated in 1v1 situations, he looked mature and comfortable. He used his body well to shield the ball, took his time to assess situations and rarely looked flustered. (Big pro when I’m watching anyone, let alone a 18yo)
That’s probably what impressed me most. His decision making wasn’t always perfect, but his mentality and composure were outstanding for someone with rarely any senior experience.
The fact I’m sat here genuinely struggling to believe that was only his second senior appearance tells me everything. Mature beyond his years, technically secure and clearly has the mentality to trust himself at this level. A player who I think will only get better and better with exposure, really, really impressed.
Rewarded with a debut 🇩🇪 call up by Jurgen Klopp, potentially blocks his pathway to the rumored Moroccan NT.
Wael Mohya - Borussia M'gladbach
17 | LW/AM | Morocco
3 G/A in his Bundesliga breakout season, baby steps into a fast-paced environment.
Glides in his carries, agile in shifting body weight to shuffle his mesmeric dribbles, keeping the ball on string even with change of pace.
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Why's everyone writing the most overblown descriptions on Mahamadou Nagida all of a sudden?
Just because he's got back to back goal contributions Or for a fact that they didn't know he existed in the entirety of last season playing for Rennes in Ligue 1?















