Elijah Just

Just operates on the right side of the pitch but plays on his left foot, which means his instinct is to cut inside onto that stronger side rather than reach the byline and cross. That inverted approach lets him shoot from range or thread a pass through the middle instead of simply crossing from wide. It also turned him into arguably the standout player of his country's World Cup campaign, and Swansea moved for him immediately afterwards, aware that a breakout tournament like that rarely goes unnoticed for long.

The question is whether performances built largely in Scottish football survive a Championship that is faster and far more physical. Wingers who cut inside can be crowded out by defences that refuse to give them the half yard of space they need. Watch how quickly he finds room once opponents start planning specifically for him.