He's the one striker at the club who really senses what space in the area he should run into. He can ghost into places where a chance arises. He can shoot from outside the area, he can exploit fast counter attacks, he can do all the tricks but at his best he's also ruthless at sniffing out chances in the box. The yawning gap in the area that we usually see when our attacks break down - that's waiting for Yesil.
First goal at about 3.20, second at about 5.30 here:
Two cracking turns and that is the sort of finishing we sorely lack in the 1st team. Maybe Yesil can give some lessons to Sterling & Co. ?