Ross Stewart

Stewart built a reputation as one of the most natural goalscorers outside the top two divisions. That rise through Scottish and English lower league football earned him a nickname from supporters who saw shades of an elite striker in his play. He uses his physical presence to bully defenders rather than simply outpace them, holding the ball up and bringing teammates into play before finishing the moves himself. That combination made him one of the most feared forwards in the third tier before injuries began interrupting his career.

The tension around Stewart has always been fitness rather than ability, because Achilles and hamstring problems have denied him and his clubs a proper run of consecutive matches. Every fresh start becomes a question of durability as much as ability. Watch how many games in a row he manages to play, because that has decided more of his career than any performance.