The Premier League is a tough league for a young player to acclimatize to. One young Norwegian prospect arrived at Crystal Palace in February 2018 from FC Midtjylland for a club-record fee. That player was Alexander Sorloth.
The 2020 European Championships have been postponed for one year. The tournament will now take place in the summer of 2021 and although this is a huge disappointment it potentially opens the door for younger players to come through and perform.
Today is part two of Forebet’s Premier League breakthrough players season 2019/20. Here are three more players who have enjoyed a bright campaign in their breakthrough top-flight campaign:
When Nigerian international forward Odion Ighalo arrived at Manchester United on-loan from the Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua the move was seen by some as a desperate signing from a club lacking senior attacking options.
Next up in our season review to date for the Premier League is a look at three defenders who have helped shore up things at the back for their respective clubs.
The European football season still appears to be some way off from restarting. All of the major leagues have been shut down due to the spread of COVID-19 and although some tentative dates have been suggested for them to continue this currently seems unlikely.
The English Premier League is suspended as we know due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, we have had 29 rounds of the campaign and some younger players have thrived in the English top-flight. Here are some of the breakthrough stars of the campaign so far:
The deadly COVID-19 pandemic has decimated the world football calendar. Every league around the world is looking for the best way forward in an unprecedented situation.
There is great uncertainty as to what is going to happen with the current football season in Europe. Every league has currently been suspended and there doesn't seem a definite date as to when any of them can resume. The 2020 European Championship has been moved to the summer of 2021 in the hope it will give the domestic European leagues opportunity to finish the 2019/20 season.
The world of sport may be in temporary lockdown, but even the coronavirus pandemic won’t stop soccer transfer rumors from circulating.
Next up in our season review to date for the Premier League is a look at three midfielders that may not immediately spring to mind as readily as the likes of say, De Bruyne, David Silva or perhaps Sadio Mane, but these following midfielders have made major contributions to their respective teams so far this term…
Next up in our season review to date for the Championship is a look at three midfielders who have made a significant impact at some of the perhaps less fashionable clubs in the second tier, but whose contribution has nevertheless been outstanding.
The 2019/20 English Premier League season has been suspended due to coronavirus with a potential resumption date set of the 30th of April.
The Championship is also amongst one of many leagues around the world to be postponed due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus, but the temporary halt in proceedings at least gives us a chance to reflect on the second tier season so far and three forwards that have impressed in this campaign to date.
With the postponement of the majority of football leagues across the world due to the coronavirus pandemic, not least the English Premier League, we have the opportunity to take stock of the season so far, and in particular, a few of the leading strikers in the top flight who have flown under the radar in terms of performances.
The coronavirus has brought every single facet of normal daily life to its knees worldwide. Sport has been especially hard hit with virtually all European football suspended.
There is nothing to celebrate in terms of the current crisis facing the planet. The coronavirus has seen drastic measures taken to protect the public in a time of uncertainty. It seems as though Europe has been the worst hit and lockdown is in place in some countries and could spread to others shortly.
It’s been almost four months since Jose Mourinho replaced Mauricio Pochettino as Tottenham Hotspur manager. But the club are still in a state of disarray. Let’s look at which players Tottenham need to get rid of, as well as looking at potential signings that could take the club to the next level.
Given the current situation, it feels like the perfect time to look at the standout performers in the Premier League this term and discuss the team of the season so far.
World Football is facing a difficult time, especially the European leagues.
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