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  • Moise Kean’s Renaissance in Paris

    For one so young at 21 years old, Moise Kean has had quite an eventful and stuttering start to his professional career. Having already featured for four different clubs in the last five years, Kean is finally playing some of his best football at Paris Saint-Germain. His pace, offensive movement and great technical ability have…

  • Federico Chiesa: A Shining Light in Juventus’ Nightmarish Season

    In a season where Andrea Pirlo is under intense scrutiny as Juventus’s domestic dominance unravels rapidly, there has been some form of hope. Juventus are a team in transition and Pirlo has given ample time to the more younger Bianconeri players. Promise has been shown from young, emerging talent like defender Merih Demiral who has…

  • Paul Onuachu’s Rise to Super Eagle Stardom

    In 2012, Paul Onuachu’s life changed. Just like the biblical version, his was slightly different, with the 6ft 7in forward securing a transfer that took him from third division Nigerian club to the Danish Super League. Born in Owerri, Imo State, South East Nigeria. He arrived the world at a time Iwuanyanwu Nationale, now Heartland,…

  • Gary Cahill: Crystal Palace’s Newly Rejuvenated Defensive General

    Few, if any, central defenders currently playing in the Premier League have achieved as much in the game as Gary Cahill.  The 35-year-old has two Premier League titles, two FA Cups and one Champions League winners’ medal to this name. Even with his three PFA Team of the Year nominations though, there’s a case that…

  • Why Terem Moffi Could Be Nigeria’s Next Superstar Striker

    From Victor Osimhen to Odion Ighalo, from Kelechi Iheanacho to Yakubu, there is a long list of Nigerian center-forwards who have achieved a degree of success in European football over the years. At 21 years of age, Terem Moffi seems determined to be the latest inclusion in that group of elite hitmen.   Born in…

  • Why Ivan Toney Is Destined for Success in the Premier League

    In the past few months, it has become ever clearer that Steve Bruce isn’t the right fit for Newcastle United, and this has been highlighted by the untimely hamstring injury to the Magpies’ star man, Callum Wilson. However, Bruce and Newcastle’s season may have involved more success had the North Eastern side chosen to hold…

  • Kelechi Iheanacho’s Breakthrough at Leicester City

    Since joining from Manchester City in the summer of 2017, Kelechi Iheanacho’s Leicester City career has been neither hot nor cold, plagued with inconsistency to put it nicely. The Nigerian has certainly not met Leicester City’s expectations when they paid £25 million for him, but he’s also not done badly enough to warrant the flop…

  • Dael Fry – Middlesbrough’s Big Lighthouse

    Dael Fry is no stranger to the limelight. He made his Middlesbrough debut at 17 and has since gone on to rack up another 134 appearances for his hometown club. Fry was quick to establish himself as a one of the brightest prospects in English football, attracting interest from the likes of Manchester United and…

  • Neymar: The Star Too Far

    8 minutes. The insignificance of human beings is signified by the fact the Sun you look at was actually the Sun 8 minutes prior. Such is the distance between the Earth and the Sun that light cannot travel in the usual instance we are accustomed to, like when we flick a switch and it immediately…

  • Aleksandr Mitrović: The Old-School, Bull-Dozing, Stern-Faced Slab of Serbian Bulk

    What you see is very much what you get with Aleksandar Mitrović. A stern-faced slab of Serbian bulk. Piercing, black eyes. Thick, burly biceps, scrawled with tattoos. A buzzcut that screams tough. You don’t have to be a football expert to see that Fulham’s newest Number Nine hasn’t come back to the Premier League to…