Benjamin Sesko

Sesko threatens defenders in two ways that rarely come from the same player, using pace to run in behind a high line and height to dominate crosses into the box. His finishing under both circumstances stays composed, converting chances created by speed just as reliably as ones created by an aerial duel won outright. He also holds the ball up well enough to bring teammates into play, which stops him becoming a purely direct outlet.

The tension is whether his touch can keep pace with the physical tools he already has, because raw speed and height only create the chance rather than finish it. Bigger leagues test composure differently, and a striker still developing that side of his game can look excellent one week and wasteful the next. Watch how he finishes low, first-time chances specifically, because that finer touch is the part of his game with furthest to go.