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14 minutes ago, Vesper said:

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https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost487

The 487th CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the U23 players not yet in Europe's big-5 who are most ready to take the next step in their careers. The selection is based on an index considering the footballers’ playing time over the last year, the sporting level of matches played, as well as their performances in six game areas (Wyscout data).

Sporting CP's Belgian full international Zeno Debast tops the table with an index of 87.5 out of 100. Another centre back, PSV Eindhoven's Dutchman Ryan Flamingo, ranks second, while his teammate Malik Tillman (86.2) round up the podium. Ukrainian Georgiy Sudakov (Shakhtar Donetsk) is fourth, ahead of Portugal’s Álvaro Carreras (Benfica). Sixth-placed Brazilian Wesley França (Flamengo) is the top-ranked player outside Europe.

The Post presents the overall top 100, as well as the ten highest-ranked players in 60 leagues worldwide. The following footballers head the rankings in their respective league: Christos Tzolis (Belgium), Manfred Ugalde (Russia), Mario Mitaj (Saudi Arabia), Martin Vitík (Czech Republic), Oscar Gloukh (Austria), Victor Guzmán (Mexico), Thiago Fernández (Argentina) and Semih Kiliçsoy (Turkey). For all players, the Post also unveils the estimated transfer value.

>>> More information on the technical analysis of performance
>>> Scientific paper on the statistical model for transfer estimates

Best U23 players according to the performance index

Not including big-5 league players. Date: 13/01/2025.

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my main picks off that list

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5 minutes ago, Marvin123 said:

Summarise the posts man. Or do them as link please that's ridiculously long for a forum. But thanks for pointing me in the  direction 

Number one, I am not a man.

Number two, when I post a long post, it is because it is paywalled and most here could not read it unless I post it all (and I make sure to properly format those posts as best I can, I just do not copy and paste with zero editing, I try to keep them as compact as is possible).

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People here are such overreacting drama queens honestly. 
 

Calling our sporting directors terrible for a few bad decisions amongst a host of good to great ones is ridiculous. 
 

They’ve formed a midfield group that will grow and be the core for years to come. They’ve found a gem in Palmer. They lured Nkunku who unfortunately now doesn’t fit and isn’t what he was. 
For as much hate as he gets - Jackson has been a fantastic find for cheap. Sancho has been a fantastic find for cheap. 
 

Cucu has been tremendous after the teething time. Defence in general needs a bit of work - but dear lord our rebuild has been better and a quicker turn around than most. We’re competing up the top end of the ladder and only need a few tweaks to stay at that next level which we’ve seen at the halfway point we can be at. 

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11 hours ago, Thor said:

People here are such overreacting drama queens honestly. 
 

Calling our sporting directors terrible for a few bad decisions amongst a host of good to great ones is ridiculous. 
 

They’ve formed a midfield group that will grow and be the core for years to come. They’ve found a gem in Palmer. They lured Nkunku who unfortunately now doesn’t fit and isn’t what he was. 
For as much hate as he gets - Jackson has been a fantastic find for cheap. Sancho has been a fantastic find for cheap. 
 

Cucu has been tremendous after the teething time. Defence in general needs a bit of work - but dear lord our rebuild has been better and a quicker turn around than most. We’re competing up the top end of the ladder and only need a few tweaks to stay at that next level which we’ve seen at the halfway point we can be at. 

They’ve bought well in certain areas of the pitch but completely neglected or horribly mismanaged the most important ones. Striker they stupidly did nothing, CB they’ve bought several hard flops for considerable money, and at goalkeeper they’ve spent an absolute fortune on about 10 of them instead of going out and getting a proven, top quality one.

I’m not one of those Chelsea supporters calling for their jobs because as you say, they’ve done well a lot of the time. But they deserve HARSH criticism for this past window where they completely failed to address our primary weak areas.

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4 minutes ago, chelsea_4_eva said:

At times I feel the board finally know what they're doing, then I realise we have yet to have a shirt sponsor till now.. Surely that's money down the drain...

They were careful to brief the press that waiting proved to be a masterclass one month ago gambling everything on Top 4, fast forward a month after and they are the same clowns.

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19 minutes ago, mkh said:

EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal are in talks with RB Leipzig for Benjamin Sesko. 

Told Arsenal want a loan with buy option, Leipzig want money upfront or an obligation. 

Understand Arteta has spoken with Sesko on more than one occasion.

Noooo😵😵😵🙉🙉😠

Arse have clearly realized that they badly need reinforcement up front and appear to be acting.

Let’s see if our club does the same or just watches us continue to miss a dozen chances per match.

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58 minutes ago, mkh said:

EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal are in talks with RB Leipzig for Benjamin Sesko. 

Told Arsenal want a loan with buy option, Leipzig want money upfront or an obligation. 

Understand Arteta has spoken with Sesko on more than one occasion.

Noooo😵😵😵🙉🙉😠

Dodgy source. Let's wait and see. 

We have to be thinking of a striker if Nkunku is allowed to leave. 

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