Wonderkid Power Rankings: Man Utd, Newcastle and Bournemouth starlets headline this week’s list | OneFootball

The Premier League’s brightest Under-21s are reshuffled in latest Wonderkid Power Rankings. According to Sunderland Echo, Abdukodir Khusanov drops out after an Anfield injury, making room for a debutant.

West Ham’s Mateus Fernandes stays top after setting up the opener, winning every tackle and forcing 10 turnovers.

Newcastle’s Lewis Hall climbs to second after relentless overlaps, posting six turnovers and four clearances. He was also booked.

Kobbie Mainoo rockets to third, supplying an assist from a corner and adding four chances created plus four turnovers. It underlined earlier misuse under Ruben Amorim.

Brentford’s Michael Kayode slips to fourth after conceding a spot-kick in the 3-2 win over Newcastle. He lost more duels than he won and failed with five attempted dribbles.

Bournemouth’s Rayan debuts at five after an equaliser at Aston Villa and a debut assist at Wolves. The Cherries now have three in the Top 10, only the second side after Brighton & Hove Albion.

Manchester City’s Nico O’Reilly slips to sixth after a tough night at Newcastle, losing every ground duel and missing a chance, though he looked tidier at Liverpool. Wolves’ Mateus Mané rises to seventh with tireless running at Chelsea, creating two chances and hitting the post.

Lewis Miley holds eighth despite a brief injury, in line with our stance on recent top-five names. Eli Junior Kroupi is ninth after four shots but no goal at Villa, and Álex Jiménez is 10th, solid at right-back and now permanent, though he may have taken a late knock.

Source: Sunderland Echo