Interesting Young Players
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Watched this match yesterday and this guy is rapid. Maybe not always the best decision making but exciting prospect.
Lille's 16 yrs old Ayyoub Bouaddi
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La Masia just keeps churning out talents
Pau Cubarsi:
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Pau Cubarsi:
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Maximilian Beier
Jan Transfer Window
Fair enough. Malick Thiaw? Nope Nico Schlotterbeck? Nope Brandt? Nope Bella Ketchup? NopeBella Ketchup? Lolwww.sixcrazyminutes.com
Liverpool January Transfer Window
I am only sharing but I doubt its true Liverpool in talks to sign "one-man army" midfielder BYHENRY JACKSON PUBLISHED 1 DAY AGO Liverpool are believed to have made contact and had talks with a player who has been described as a "one-man army", according to a new update. Liverpool transfer...
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Yesterday's goals @ 0:47 and 2:09
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpHFsYGwmaI
Carry Kings of Europe: 2023-24 Edition
A somewhat surprising leader for goals scored following a ball carry in Europe this season is Hoffenheim forward Maximilian Beier. The 21-year-old has recorded six goals following ball carries this season, which is one more than Sávio, Leon Bailey and Lautaro Martínez.
"18 yr old Boca Juniors CB Aaron Anselmino scored his first senior goal in 1-0 Copa Sudamericana win over Sportivo Trinidense last night but later sustained a worrying injury"
📌 Born in La Pampa
📌 He arrived in Boca 🟦🟨 when he was 7 years old
📌 Debuted in Primera in June 2023
📌 Today he started in the #Sudamericana 🏆
📌 At only 18, he scored the 1st goal of his career
📌 Gave Xeneize a 1-0 victory over Sportivo Trinidense
View: https://twitter.com/porqueTTarg/status/1777893770974880195
📌 Born in La Pampa
📌 He arrived in Boca 🟦🟨 when he was 7 years old
📌 Debuted in Primera in June 2023
📌 Today he started in the #Sudamericana 🏆
📌 At only 18, he scored the 1st goal of his career
📌 Gave Xeneize a 1-0 victory over Sportivo Trinidense
View: https://twitter.com/porqueTTarg/status/1777893770974880195
36 appearances 9 goals 13 assists for Oscar Gloukh
View: https://twitter.com/FCRBS_en/status/1783178177621471576
Dated 1 Jan 2024
Oscar Gloukh transfer? Find out why Red Bull Salzburg youngster is attracting interest from Premier League clubs
It was Oscar Gloukh’s performances at the European U19 Championships in 2022 that alerted the world to his potential. Interest from Barcelona was eschewed in favour of a move to Red Bull Salzburg but do not expect his rise to be delayed for long.
In the autumn, his name was mentioned in reports linking him with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool. Soon after, it was Aston Villa said to be monitoring his progress. What is it that makes the 19-year-old Israel international such an appealing target?
Gerhard Struber, his head coach at Salzburg, is the man to ask. Under the Austrian, Gloukh has already scored in a Champions League win over Benfica in the Estadio da Luz and netted an equalising goal against Inter in the San Siro so far this season.
"Oscar is, from a technical standpoint, a different player," Struber tells Sky Sports. "He brings a lot of football intelligence with him. He is a scorer but also a hard worker. I think that mix makes him very interesting for the top clubs in Europe's best leagues right now."
Gloukh starred for his country as a No 10 in that U19 tournament in 2022, scoring a superb goal against England in the final. But it is cutting in from the left that he has found success with Salzburg. The team have even focused their attacks down that flank.
Those goals against Benfica and Inter highlight just why Gloukh chose Austria as his next step. The interest from Barcelona came late but the player suggested his decision would have been the same regardless. "It makes more sense for my development."
The example of Erling Haaland is a compelling one for young players. Gloukh knows this. So do the club. "Salzburg can be a trampoline for many big talents. You have the chance to play at a good level and at the same time in the Champions League," says Struber.
"That is everything players want because you get to play against the best teams in Europe so if you realise good performances it is clear that you have an interesting phase for the next transfer. We are a very interesting environment for young players."
Gloukh had already showed his potential while at Maccabi Tel Aviv, scoring against the Israeli champions Maccabi Haifa on his senior debut. But the biggest clubs will have learned more from his experiences over the past 12 months playing abroad in Austria.
There are more difficult competitions in Europe but the expectations are high at Salzburg. This is a club that has won the Austrian title for 10 consecutive seasons. Competing in Europe is part of the job but winning domestically is non-negotiable.
"This is the challenge for the young boys. To jump out of the Champions League and then go into a Bundesliga game with a completely different psychological demand. They do not only have to win but win the right way, playing an attractive style.
"The standards are very high here. The expectations are there from the fans. For some young players this is a lot of pressure so we have to find the balance to give the players the right tools and the right mental plan so that they can handle that pressure."
The indications are that Gloukh can handle it. In what has become a more awkward season than Salzburg are accustomed to, he has scored in each of their last two narrow home wins to ensure that Struber's side went into the winter break two points clear at the top.
If that ticks the mentality box, and the technical skills are not in doubt, the move to Salzburg is also designed to prove his physicality. The Red Bull model of Ralf Rangnick is built on high pressing. For the diminutive Gloukh, 5ft 7in, it is becoming another asset in his game.
"We are bringing him also into the typical style of play - very aggressive, very proactive, working hard against the ball," explains Struber. "We give the players a high level of support so they can develop in the right way playing an interesting style of play."
It could persuade the Premier League of his potential. "Many clubs look to us for best practice. From here, they jump to Germany, they jump to England," adds Struber. Haaland joined Salzburg in January 2019 and left in January 2020. Gloukh may be next.
View: https://twitter.com/FCRBS_en/status/1783178177621471576
Dated 1 Jan 2024
Oscar Gloukh transfer? Find out why Red Bull Salzburg youngster is attracting interest from Premier League clubs
It was Oscar Gloukh’s performances at the European U19 Championships in 2022 that alerted the world to his potential. Interest from Barcelona was eschewed in favour of a move to Red Bull Salzburg but do not expect his rise to be delayed for long.
In the autumn, his name was mentioned in reports linking him with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool. Soon after, it was Aston Villa said to be monitoring his progress. What is it that makes the 19-year-old Israel international such an appealing target?
Gerhard Struber, his head coach at Salzburg, is the man to ask. Under the Austrian, Gloukh has already scored in a Champions League win over Benfica in the Estadio da Luz and netted an equalising goal against Inter in the San Siro so far this season.
"Oscar is, from a technical standpoint, a different player," Struber tells Sky Sports. "He brings a lot of football intelligence with him. He is a scorer but also a hard worker. I think that mix makes him very interesting for the top clubs in Europe's best leagues right now."
Gloukh starred for his country as a No 10 in that U19 tournament in 2022, scoring a superb goal against England in the final. But it is cutting in from the left that he has found success with Salzburg. The team have even focused their attacks down that flank.
Those goals against Benfica and Inter highlight just why Gloukh chose Austria as his next step. The interest from Barcelona came late but the player suggested his decision would have been the same regardless. "It makes more sense for my development."
The example of Erling Haaland is a compelling one for young players. Gloukh knows this. So do the club. "Salzburg can be a trampoline for many big talents. You have the chance to play at a good level and at the same time in the Champions League," says Struber.
"That is everything players want because you get to play against the best teams in Europe so if you realise good performances it is clear that you have an interesting phase for the next transfer. We are a very interesting environment for young players."
Gloukh had already showed his potential while at Maccabi Tel Aviv, scoring against the Israeli champions Maccabi Haifa on his senior debut. But the biggest clubs will have learned more from his experiences over the past 12 months playing abroad in Austria.
There are more difficult competitions in Europe but the expectations are high at Salzburg. This is a club that has won the Austrian title for 10 consecutive seasons. Competing in Europe is part of the job but winning domestically is non-negotiable.
"This is the challenge for the young boys. To jump out of the Champions League and then go into a Bundesliga game with a completely different psychological demand. They do not only have to win but win the right way, playing an attractive style.
"The standards are very high here. The expectations are there from the fans. For some young players this is a lot of pressure so we have to find the balance to give the players the right tools and the right mental plan so that they can handle that pressure."
The indications are that Gloukh can handle it. In what has become a more awkward season than Salzburg are accustomed to, he has scored in each of their last two narrow home wins to ensure that Struber's side went into the winter break two points clear at the top.
If that ticks the mentality box, and the technical skills are not in doubt, the move to Salzburg is also designed to prove his physicality. The Red Bull model of Ralf Rangnick is built on high pressing. For the diminutive Gloukh, 5ft 7in, it is becoming another asset in his game.
"We are bringing him also into the typical style of play - very aggressive, very proactive, working hard against the ball," explains Struber. "We give the players a high level of support so they can develop in the right way playing an interesting style of play."
It could persuade the Premier League of his potential. "Many clubs look to us for best practice. From here, they jump to Germany, they jump to England," adds Struber. Haaland joined Salzburg in January 2019 and left in January 2020. Gloukh may be next.
So, that's where Glock went.
The player we supposedly signed, but didn't.
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku: The African U20 MVP with a cannon in his left foot
English Premier League side Liverpool have gazumped Bayer Leverkusen by snatching Ghana whizkid Abdul-Fatawu Issahaku from the jaws of the German side, Ghanasoccernet.com can exclusively reveal. The 17-year-old signed a five-year contract with the Reds on Saturday night to complete the Europe...
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Dougie Freedman continues to snap up the right players from Championship
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How do Palace keep churning out these talents from the championship?
& yet we somehow manage to find the worst.
Corinthians' Wesley with 2 great goals so far today
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Apparently close to a move to Girona
View: https://twitter.com/CLMerlo/status/1788200932833886524
View: https://twitter.com/LaLigaExtra/status/1788226038851391696
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I'd like to sign that Gustavo Mosquito lad just for the name.
If we end up signing the blood sucker we could end up getting Malaria or the Zika virus
Here's hoping Morton & Carvalho can become our Wharton & Eze.
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