David Møller Wolfe

Wolfe made his name higher up the pitch, debuting as a left winger before dropping back into a full back role that still carries an attacker's instincts. He pushes into space ahead of the winger rather than waiting outside him, sometimes drifting infield to combine through the middle instead of staying glued to the touchline like a conventional full back would. That versatility, forged by years spent playing further forward, gives Wolves an option who changes shape depending on what the game in front of him actually needs.

The trade off is defensive discipline, since a converted winger has to learn positioning that never mattered as much further up the pitch. Recovery runs and last ditch challenges are skills built over time rather than instincts that arrive naturally. Watch how comfortable he looks defending crosses into his own box, because that tells you more about his conversion to full back than anything he does going forward.