Daniel Jebbison

Jebbison leads the line with physical presence rather than the finished technical game, holding off a defender through sheer strength and looking to win the second ball more often than the first. That approach produced an unlikely piece of history when he scored on his first ever Premier League start as a teenager, a moment that briefly made him one of the most talked about young forwards in the country. The rest of his development has followed a far quieter, more ordinary path since.

Loan spells at a string of clubs have been about finding regular minutes rather than proving anything new, the normal route for a forward whose early breakthrough outpaced his actual readiness. He has kept scoring at that level when given a run of games. Whether he can now translate physical presence into genuine Premier League end product is the real test still ahead of him.