Wonderkid Power Rankings: Lewis Hall leads as Newcastle, Everton and Fulham youngsters climb | OneFootball

Newcastle United, Everton and Fulham starlets surge in this week’s Wonderkid Power Rankings, Lewis Hall top and Jérémy Jacquet down to second.

Sunderland Echo notes Joshua King up to third, Luka Vušković fourth, Lewis Miley fifth, Malick Yalcouyé sixth, Harrison Armstrong seventh, Jorrel Hato eighth, Myles Lewis-Skelly ninth and Tyrique George new in 10th.

Hall bowed out of eligibility with assists in back-to-back games. He dominated at Millwall, winning all seven duels and forcing five turnovers, then set up Harvey Barnes and made 13 recoveries against Bournemouth.

Jacquet remained outstanding, although one-on-one work against Ipswich Town and Atlético Madrid could sharpen. He still produced nine recoveries, six clearances and his usual crisp distribution.

King struck in Fulham’s 3-2 defeat to Crystal Palace, his second in three games, and forced five turnovers with persistent pressing.

Vušković headed his first Brighton goal against Leeds from a corner forced by Yalcouyé, positioning assured despite an off day aerially. Yalcouyé again drove forward, passed decisively and worked hard without the ball.

Miley was below par against Bournemouth, replaced by Jacob Ramsey, then limited to a cup cameo. Armstrong was neat but quiet versus Manchester United, while George’s near-post finish and three chances created earned Everton a point.

Chelsea’s Hato assisted Morgan Rogers in the 2-1 loss to Arsenal, defending competently but offering little progression. Arsenal’s Lewis-Skelly struggled, losing six of seven duels and conceding five fouls, then was left out against Napoli.

Source: Sunderland Echo

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