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  • Eddie Nketiah: Arsenal’s Newest #14

    “A lot of people think it only took me 15 seconds to score for Arsenal, but I’ve been working on it my whole life.”    Throughout his entire career, Eddie Nketiah has been the underdog that keeps trying to prove people wrong. Being released by Chelsea in 2015 after seven years at Cobham, due to…

  • Rasmus Kristensen: Analyzing Leeds’ New Danish Defender

    Leeds United have been hard at work to ensure their new manager Jesse Marsch has the tools to compete and avoid suffering from a lack of depth after barely securing a third consecutive Premier League campaign following a last-minute victory against Brentford to send Burnley to the second tier on the final day of the…

  • Player Analysis: Brooke Norton-Cuffy

    When it comes to finding the sweet spot between substantial and strenuous integration of academy graduates, Arsenal have a more intriguing recent history than most.   Arsene Wenger helped establish a great reputation in doing this only for it to be diminished somewhat in the years following his departure. However, one of Mikel Arteta’s greatest…

  • The Coming of Age of Castello Lukeba at Lyon

    The Olympique Lyonnais academy is famed for bringing through talents such as Karim Benzema, Clement Grenier, Nabil Fekir, Houssem Aouar and Hatem Ben Arfa. The latest talent to break through is young centre back Castello Lukeba. The 19-year-old made the step up to the first team after long-term injuries forced manager Peter Bosz to turn…

  • Renato Sanches: The Next Addition to Stefano Pioli’s Rossoneri?

    An integral component of AC Milan’s Scudetto triumph was their strength and versatility in midfield. Sandro Tonali and Franck Kessie formed a formidable double pivot in Stefano Pioli’s 4-2-3-1 while Ismael Bennacer and Tiemoue Bakayoko provided them with a range of abilities and depth to sustain their title charge.   With Kessie set to depart…

  • Fábio Vieira: The Portuguese Magnifico Headed for Arsenal

    The Primeira Liga has emerged as one of the most popular shopping markets for Premier League clubs in recent years. Whether it’s Bruno Fernandes at Manchester United, Luís Diaz at Liverpool or Rúben Dias at Manchester City, these players have proven that they can quickly transition from Portuguese football to the English game and make…

  • Tottenham’s Left Wingback Situation: Perisic the Master and Sessegnon the Apprentice

    The staple of every Antonio Conte side are his two wing-backs. At Juventus, Stephan Lichtsteiner would get himself on the end of Andrea Pirlo’s arrow-like through balls.    The transformation of Victor Moses remains the finest example of his coaching to date, and at Inter Milan he blossomed Achraf Hakimi into one of the world’s…

  • Ismäel Bennacer: Milan’s Algerian Regista at the Heart of their Scudetto Triumph

    Ismaël Bennacer has become one of AC Milan’s most important players since he arrived from Empoli in 2019. The 24-year-old is best known for operating as a regista or deep-lying playmaker and he has been integral in the Rossoneri’s return to prominence in Italian football under Coach Stefano Pioli.   Prior to joining the Italian…

  • The Renaissance of Matteo Guendouzi

    Dubbed a problem child by Arsenal, criticised for his on-field antics against Brighton and cast aside shortly after, Matteo Guendouzi was something of an enigma during the first few years of his senior footballing career. However, the young Frenchman has potentially found a forever home with Marseille.   Born in Poissy, France, he was part…

  • Made in Morocco, Flourishing in France; Is London Calling For Nayef Aguerd?

    As the transfer rumours continue to swirl, one that appears to have legs is that of Moroccan centre back Nayef Aguerd being constantly linked to a move to the Premier League. David Moyes’ West Ham team are considered to be the team most likely to land Aguerd’s signature. This article will look at the sought-after…