Hugo Bueno

Bueno gets forward quickly, timing his overlapping run so the winger ahead of him has already dragged a defender out of position before he arrives. He crosses off both feet under pressure, which is rarer among full backs than people assume, and he is comfortable taking a touch inside instead of hugging the line out of habit. Coming through the academy rather than arriving as the finished article, his game has been built on trusting his first instinct going forward.

The argument against him is the same one made about most attacking full backs, that recovery positioning suffers when a player spends this much time thirty yards up the pitch. He has an identical twin who plays the position slightly differently, which only sharpens the debate among Wolves supporters about which version of the modern left back actually wins more matches. Watch how quickly he gets back once possession turns over.