Moussa Yeo

Yeo came through one of European football's most productive academy systems, a pipeline in Austria that has developed talent for major leagues across the continent. He progressed from the club's feeder side into senior European competition, gaining experience many academy graduates rarely get this early in their careers. When his old coach took charge at Swansea, Yeo followed him to Wales. That decision suggests real trust built up over their time working together previously.

The tension is that a reunion built on trust between player and coach is not the same as proven output in a new league. Yeo can play through the middle or out wide, which gives a manager useful flexibility but also means he has not yet nailed down one settled role of his own. Watch which position he actually occupies most often, because that will reveal how his manager sees him best used.