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The reasoning for comparishing Faniel Tewelde with Jude Bellingham is the maturity of the player and his presence at the age of 17. The way he is making an impact at his Norwegian top tier club Odd, makes him stand out as one special. He is playing wide left up front in a well founded 4-3-3 set up.

He is a Norwegian u.18 international, so surely one to have been noticed. If his progress continues, soon he will be a prospect for clubs abroad, possibly in Holland, Belgium or Denmark, who are often nations using Norway as a base for recruitment. Tewelde could also track interest from Bodo Glimt and Molde. The two major clubs in Norwegian football that in some way can compete with foreign transfer competition.

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Leicester manager Enzo Maresca made a point before the Millwall game about rotation, but still did not make a single change in his back four line, and again left Conor Coady out. The use of the England international is one odd situation as we would have thought him and Harry Souttar being part of a rotation this season.

During a 46 game season, you need to keep more bodies fresh, and we do not really understand anything of it, only the factor must be that the player himself is looking for a way out, as we will be surprised to see Coady around for much longer.

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