Jenson Seelt

Seelt defends through positioning and timing rather than pure physicality, stepping across a striker's run early enough to make the eventual challenge look routine rather than desperate. He has openly named his own game after a calm, composed World Cup winning centre back, and that ambition shows in how he prefers to play out from the back under pressure rather than clear the danger long. That approach came through his development at one of European football's most productive academies for defenders.

The gap between that influence and his own level right now is significant, since he is still accumulating senior minutes rather than established as a first-team regular anywhere. Loan spells have been part of that development, testing him against senior professionals in unfamiliar surroundings. Watch how his composure holds up once he is trusted with a run of consistent Premier League starts rather than occasional chances.