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Every completed transfer in the 2020 summer window including Havertz to Chelsea and £40m Man Utd signing

This 12 months’s switch window can be like nothing that’s gone earlier than as golf equipment fight the impacts of the coronavirus disaster.

The COVID-19 lockdown noticed a three-month halt within the top-flight marketing campaign, however the season – lastly – completed in late July.

Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech have joined Chelsea already

The switch window formally opened the day after the marketing campaign ended and can run for 10 weeks earlier than shutting on October 5.

Whereas spending could dip because of the results of the pandemic, for everybody besides Chelsea it appears, a bunch of huge offers are nonetheless anticipated this summer season and listed here are all of the confirmed transfers up to now…

Arsenal

In Gabriel Magalhaes (Lille) £27million William Saliba (Saint-Etienne) £27m Willian (Chelsea) Free Pablo Mari (Flamengo) Undisclosed Cedric Soares (Southampton) Undisclosed Dani Ceballos (Actual Madrid) Mortgage

Out Henrikh Mkhitaryan (Roma) Undisclosed Sam Greenwood (Leeds) Undisclosed Trae Coyle (Gillingham) Mortgage Tobi Omole (Launched) Dinos Mavropanos (Stuttgart) Mortgage Zech Medley (Gillingham) Mortgage Matt Smith (Swindon) Mortgage Jordi Osei-Tutu (Cardiff) Mortgage Ben Sheaf (Coventry) Mortgage

Willian accomplished a transfer from Chelsea to Arsenal on a free switch

Aston Villa

In Ben Chrisene (Exeter) Undisclosed Matty Money (Nottingham Forest) £16m

Out Ross McCormack (Launched) Callum O’Hare (Launched) Jack Birch (Launched) Anton Hooper (Launched) Colin Odutayo (Launched) Dimitri Sea (Launched) Jamie Searle (Launched) Kelsey Mooney (Scunthorpe) Free James Chester (Stoke) Free James Bree (Luton) Undisclosed

Adam Lallana joined Brighton on a free switch from Liverpool

Brighton & Hove Albion

In Joel Veltman (Ajax) £900,000 Zak Emmerson (Oldham) Undisclosed Jensen Weir (Wigan) Undisclosed Adam Lallana (Liverpool) Free Lars Dendoncker (Membership Brugge) Free

Out Leon Balogun (Wigan) Mortgage Archie Davies (Crawley) Free Lewis Freestone (Cheltenham) Free George Cox (Fortuna Sittard) Undisclosed Anthony Knockaert (Fulham) Undisclosed Warren O’Hora (MK Dons) Mortgage Martin Montoya (Actual Betis) Undisclosed Taylor Richards (Doncaster) Mortgage Matt Clarke (Derby) Mortgage Ryan Longman (AFC Wimbledon) Mortgage Aaron Mooy (Shanghai SIPG) Undisclosed Glenn Murray (Watford) Mortgage Shane Duffy (Celtic) Mortgage Tom McGill (Crawley) Mortgage Jurgen Locadia (Cincinnati) Mortgage

Burnley

In Will Norris (Wolves) Undisclosed

Out Adam Phillips (Morecambe) Mortgage Joe Hart (Tottenham) Free Jeff Hendrick (Newcastle) Free Adam Legzdins (Launched) Aaron Lennon (Launched) Oliver Youthful (Launched) Scott Wilson (Barrow) Free Joel Senior (Launched)

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England full-back Ben Chilwell joined Chelsea from Leicester for £50m

Chelsea

In Thiago Silva (Paris Saint-Germain) Free Timo Werner (RB Leipzig) Undisclosed Hakim Ziyech (Ajax) £36million Xavier Mbuyamba (Barcelona) Undisclosed Ben Chilwell (Leicester) £45m Malang Sarr (Good) Free Kai Havertz (Bayer Leverkusen) £71m

Out Pedro (Roma) Free Willian (Arsenal) Free Nathan (Atletico MG) £2.7m Alvaro Morata (Atletico Madrid) £50million Josh Grant (Launched) Marcel Lavinier (Launched) Richard Nartey (Launched) Jamie Cumming (Stevenage) Mortgage Trevoh Chalobah (Lorient) Mortgage Ike Ugbo (Cercle Bruges) Mortgage Izzy Brown (Sheffield Wednesday) Mortgage Jamal Blackman (Rotherham) Mortgage Marc Guehi (Swansea) Mortgage

Danny Murphy believes Chelsea can problem for the Premier League title subsequent season IF they signal a ‘world class’ centre-back

Crystal Palace

In Eberechi Eze (QPR) £19.5m Nathan Ferguson (West Brom) Free

Out Kian Flanagan (Launched) Dion-Curtis Henry (Launched) Daniel Tupper (Launched) Jason Lokilo (Doncaster) Free Stephen Henderson (Launched) Ryan Inniss (Launched)

Everton

In Niels Nkounkou (Marseille) Free Allan (Napoli) Undisclosed

Out Leighton Baines (Retired) Morgan Feeney (Sunderland) Free Alexander Denny (Launched) Matthew Foulds (Launched) Luke Garbutt (Launched) Oumar Niasse (Launched) Morgan Schneiderlin (Good) Undisclosed Fraser Hornby (Reims) Undisclosed Kieran Dowell (Norwich) Undisclosed Cuco Martina (Launched) Oumar Niasse (Launched) Maarten Stekelenburg (Ajax) Free

NEWS

Newcastle affirm £20m deal, Burnley star warned off West Ham, Solskjaer-Sancho talks

Blues goss

Chelsea information stay: Mount’s dad slams ‘b*******’ declare, keeper talks superior

BLOW

Tarkowski to West Ham is not a good transfer as Burnley ace can do better – McCoist

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Arsenal news live: Atletico offer hope in Partey deal, Lyon need more cash for Aouar

goss

Man United news live: Sancho and Solskjaer’s conversations, Van de Beek’s Spurs text

GOSS

Liverpool news live: Wijnaldum deal given ‘no chance’, Allison’s brother to help club?

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Celtic bid rejected for Charlton starlet as Lee Bowyer warns against move

FATI CHANCE

The teenage Barca wonderkid wanted by Man United but is seen as Messi’s heir

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Sergio Reguilon would be a fans’ favourite but is ‘a simpleton’ as Man United eye bid

BALLER

Meet the Arsenal target loved by Messi and De Bruyne linked with £54m Emirates move

Fulham

In Antonee Robinson (Wigan) £2million Anthony Knockaert (Fulham) Undisclosed Mario Lemina (Southampton) Loan Harrison Reed (Southampton) £6m

Out Magnus Norman (Carlisle) Free Luca de la Torre (Heracles) Free Marlon Fossey (Shrewsbury) Loan Alfie Mawson (Bristol City) Loan

Leeds United

In Helder Costa (Wolves) £16m Illan Meslier (Lorient) Undisclosed Cody Drameh (Fulham) Undisclosed Charlie Allen (Linfield) Undisclosed Joe Gelhardt (Wigan) Undisclosed Jack Harrison (Manchester City) Loan Sam Greenwood (Arsenal) Undisclosed Dani Van Den Heuvel (Ajax) Free Rodrigo (Valencia) £26m Robin Koch (Freiburg) Undisclosed

Out Ryan Edmondson (Aberdeen) Loan

Leicester

In Timothy Castagne (Atalanta) £25m

Out Calvin Bassey (Rangers) Viktor Johansson (Rotherham) Free Ryan Loft (Scunthorpe) Free Connor Tee (Released) George Thomas (QPR) Free Daniel Iversen (OH Leuven) Loan Ben Chilwell (Chelsea) £50m

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Kostas Tsimikas, 24, signed a five-year deal at Liverpool

Liverpool

In Kostas Tsimikas (Olympiakos) £11.7m

Out Dejan Lovren (Zenit Saint Petersburg) £10.9million Adam Lewis (Amiens) Loan Adam Lallana (Brighton) Free Daniel Atherton (Released) Pedro Chirivella (Nantes) Free Nathaniel Clyne (Released) Shamal George (Colchester) Free Jack Walls (Released) Morgan Boyes (Fleetwood) Loan Ovie Ejaria (Reading) Undisclosed Kai McKenzie-Lyle (Cambridge) Free

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Nathan Ake has joined Manchester City for £40million

Manchester City

In Nathan Ake (Bournemouth) £41million Ferran Torres (Valencia) £21million Pablo Moreno (Juventus) Undisclosed Yan Couto (Coritiba) £5.5million

Out David Silva (Real Sociedad) Free Ernest Agyiri (Released) Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich) £54m Luke Bolton (Dundee United) Loan Fisayo Dele-Bashiru (Sheffield Wednesday) Undisclosed Jack Harrison (Leeds) Loan Lukas Nmecha (Anderlecht) Loan Gavin Bazunu (Rochdale) Loan Claudio Bravo (Released)

Manchester United

In Odion Ighalo (Shanghai Shenhua) Loan Donny van de Beek (Ajax) £40m

Out Alexis Sanchez (Inter Milan) Undisclosed Tahith Chong (Werder Bremen) Loan Cameron Borthwick-Jackson (Oldham) Free Dion McGee (Released) Angel Gomes (Released) Ethan Hamilton (Peterborough) Free Michael O’Hara (Released) Largie Ramazani (Released) George Tanner (Released) Alex Fojticek (Blackpool) Free Joel Pereira (Huddersfield) Loan Matej Kovar (Swindon) Loan

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Donny van de Beek’s transfer to Manchester United has been officially announced

Newcastle United

In Mark Gillespie (Motherwell) Free Jeff Hendrick (Burnley) Free

Out Luke Charman (Released) Jack Colback (Nottingham Forest) Free Robert Elliott (Released) Liam Gibson (Released) Nathan Harker (Released) Jake Turner (Morecambe) Loan Tom Allan (Accrington) Loan Freddie Woodman (Swansea) Loan Kelland Watts (Plymouth) Loan Mo Sangare (Accrington) Loan

Sheffield United

In Wes Foderingham (Rangers) Free Aaron Ramsdale (Bournemouth) £18.5million

Out Mark Duffy (Released) Keenan Ferguson (Released) Oliver Greaves (Released) Jake Young (Released) Callum Gribbin (Barrow) Free Marcus Dewhurst (Carlisle) Loan Luke Freeman (Nottingham Forest) Loan Rhys Norrington-Davies (Luton) Loan

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Wes Foderingham, who spent five years at Rangers, has joined Sheffield United

Southampton

In Mohammed Salisu (Real Valladolid) £10.9m Kyle Walker-Peters (Tottenham) £12m

Out Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Tottenham) Undisclosed Alexander Cull (Released) Mohamed Elyounoussi (Celtic) Loan Maya Yoshida (Released) Aaron O’Driscoll (Mansfield) Free Cedric Soares (Arsenal) Undisclosed Mario Lemina (Fulham) Loan Harrison Reed (Fulham) Undisclosed Jack Ross (Walsall) Free Alfie Jones (Hull) Undisclosed

Tottenham Hotspur

In Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Southampton) Undisclosed Joe Hart (Burnley) Free Matt Doherty (Wolves) £14.7m

Out Jan Vertonghen (Benfica) Free Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton) Undisclosed Luke Amos (QPR) Undisclosed Tariq Hinds (Released) Troy Parrott (Millwall) Loan Timothy Eyoma (Lincoln) Loan Oliver Skipp (Norwich) Loan Victor Wanyama (Montreal Impact) Free

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Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart has joined Tottenham on a free transfer

West Brom

In Matheus Pereira (Sporting Lisbon) Undisclosed Cedric Kipre (Wigan) Undisclosed Grady Diangana (West Ham) Undisclosed David Button (Brighton) Undisclosed

Out Finn Azaz (Cheltenham) Loan Kane Wilson (Forest Green) Free Jonathan Leko (Birmingham) Undisclosed

West Ham United

In Tomas Soucek (Slavia Prague) £15m

Out Jordan Hugill (Norwich) £5m Jeremy Ngakia (Watford) Free Albian Ajeti (Celtic) £4.5m Sead Haksabanovic (IFK Norrkoping) Undisclosed Carlos Sanchez (Released) Pablo Zabaleta (Released) Stephen Hendrie (Morecambe) Free Roberto (Real Valladolid) Free Daniel Kemp (Blackpool) Loan Grady Diangana (West Brom) Undisclosed

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Pablo Zabaleta left West Ham when his contract expired

Wolves

In Marcal (Lyon) Undisclosed Fabio Silva (Porto) £35m

Out Morgan Gibbs-White (Swansea) Loan Elliot Watt (Bradford]) Undisclosed Jordan Graham (Gillingham) Free Connor Johnson (Released) Callum Thompson (Released) Helder Costa (Leeds United) £16million Tsun Dai (Shenzhen) Undisclosed Ryan Giles (Coventry) Loan Matt Doherty (Tottenham) £14.7m Cameron John (Doncaster) Undisclosed Matija Sarkic (Shrewsbury) Loan Will Norris (Burnley) Undisclosed

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A Letter on Justice and Open Debate

July 7, 2020

The below letter will be appearing in the Letters section of the magazine’s October issue. We welcome responses at [email protected]

“Our cultural institutions are facing a moment of trial. Powerful protests for racial and social justice are leading to overdue demands for police reform, along with wider calls for greater equality and inclusion across our society, not least in higher education, journalism, philanthropy, and the arts. But this needed reckoning has also intensified a new set of moral attitudes and political commitments that tend to weaken our norms of open debate and toleration of differences in favor of ideological conformity. As we applaud the first development, we also raise our voices against the second. The forces of illiberalism are gaining strength throughout the world and have a powerful ally in Donald Trump, who represents a real threat to democracy. But resistance must not be allowed to harden into its own brand of dogma or coercion—which right-wing demagogues are already exploiting. The democratic inclusion we want can be achieved only if we speak out against the intolerant climate that has set in on all sides.

The free exchange of information and ideas, the lifeblood of a liberal society, is daily becoming more constricted. While we have come to expect this on the radical right, censoriousness is also spreading more widely in our culture: an intolerance of opposing views, a vogue for public shaming and ostracism, and the tendency to dissolve complex policy issues in a blinding moral certainty. We uphold the value of robust and even caustic counter-speech from all quarters. But it is now all too common to hear calls for swift and severe retribution in response to perceived transgressions of speech and thought. More troubling still, institutional leaders, in a spirit of panicked damage control, are delivering hasty and disproportionate punishments instead of considered reforms. Editors are fired for running controversial pieces; books are withdrawn for alleged inauthenticity; journalists are barred from writing on certain topics; professors are investigated for quoting works of literature in class; a researcher is fired for circulating a peer-reviewed academic study; and the heads of organizations are ousted for what are sometimes just clumsy mistakes. Whatever the arguments around each particular incident, the result has been to steadily narrow the boundaries of what can be said without the threat of reprisal. We are already paying the price in greater risk aversion among writers, artists, and journalists who fear for their livelihoods if they depart from the consensus, or even lack sufficient zeal in agreement.

This stifling atmosphere will ultimately harm the most vital causes of our time. The restriction of debate, whether by a repressive government or an intolerant society, invariably hurts those who lack power and makes everyone less capable of democratic participation. The way to defeat bad ideas is by exposure, argument, and persuasion, not by trying to silence or wish them away. We refuse any false choice between justice and freedom, which cannot exist without each other. As writers we need a culture that leaves us room for experimentation, risk taking, and even mistakes. We need to preserve the possibility of good-faith disagreement without dire professional consequences. If we won’t defend the very thing on which our work depends, we shouldn’t expect the public or the state to defend it for us.”

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Euro 2020: Can Mick McCarthy’s Side Qualify?

The Republic of Ireland started slowly in its Euro 2020 qualifying campaign but nevertheless managed to achieve results. Sports enthusiasts from around the world can purchase the Republic Of Ireland Euro Cup Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

The Republic of Ireland has had great players over the years, and they hope their current talent can guide them to another major competition. Henry is not chosen this time to stop them, but does Mick McCarthy's team have what it takes to reach Euro 2020?

Remaining Fixtures

The Republic of Ireland has two tough games ahead of Switzerland and Bulgaria. Both are at home, which is a considerable advantage, as is the Swiss flag. Two wins out of two here could be enough.

After the two meetings in September, the Republic of Ireland goes to Georgia in October, Switzerland three days later, and ends with a home match against Denmark.

These are the decisive matches against the Swiss and the Danes. These are the two who should be first and second in this group. If Republic of Ireland loses to both nations, they can embrace their hopes of qualifying bye.

But they have more than enough quality in their team to scare the two teams. Especially at home. If the Republic of Ireland manages to qualify, great players will come forward and seek to claim a place on the plane for Euro 2020.

Young Irish talent It's hard to say who will shine this season, but there are so many young Irish close to the first team that could give Mick McCarthy the headache of the team if they manage to sneak into the club. Let's see a few.

Michael Obafemi

At just 19, Michael Obafemi has already benefited from his debut for the Republic of Ireland. He joined the team when he drew 0-0 against Denmark in the League of Nations. He was also the first player born in the 2000s to be awarded a senior cap.

He has all the qualities of a top scorer, but he has been injured for a while and must find an irreproachable form before taking another cap. He must also return by force in the starting lineup of Southampton, which will not be easy now, they signed Che Adams. Definitely one for the future, but he may miss it if he does not play much for Southampton this season.

Troy Parrott

This boy is only 17 years old, but he already arouses the enthusiasm of his fans for the future. He has scored goals for under-17s and 19-year-olds from the Republic of Ireland but has not yet appeared for under-21s. He is so good that we have seen him take a full cap and completely avoid the under 21s.

He does not have time to play the Spurs, which is a slight concern. It's already operational for the Under-23 Spurs season, but it would be great to see how it will evolve in the first team. Will the big stage confuse him? Probably not. Maybe he will have a chance to participate in the Carabao Cup.

If he fulfilled his potential, the Republic of Ireland could have the next Robbie Keane in his hands. Big boots to fill, but he is an incredible talent.

Josh Cullen

Curiously, Cullen represented England at the under-16 level before switching allegiances for the Republic of Ireland. Having played 14 times for under-21s and having played well in Bolton and Charlton in the last two seasons of West Ham, he's now performing well-deserving performances.

McCarthy is not stupid, he knows the talent when he sees it and Josh Cullen has everything you need for a top midfield player. He could continue to be the great Republic of Ireland if he continues to work hard.

Aaron Connolly in Brighton, Adam Idah in Norwich, Caoimhin Kelleher in Liverpool, Jimmy Dunne in Burnley, John Mahon in Sligo Rovers, could also compete for a place at Euro 2020 Kian Flanagan at Crystal Palace and Lee O'Connor at Manchester United. Hopefully Republic of Ireland will reach Euro 2020 and we see some bright young sparks set Europe on fire.

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A huge wake-up call: Youngster's harsh verdict must serve as a warning for Palace - opinion

This article is part of Football FanCast’s In The Pipeline series, which takes a look at some of the most promising young talent either linked with clubs or emerging from their academies…

Crystal Palace prospect Kian Flanagan recently expressed his frustration at the current pace of progress through the ranks at Selhurst Park, and his comments should act as a wake-up call for the Eagles.

The 20-year-old – who was reportedly of interest to Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United back in 2015 – spoke openly about his annoyance at the fact that he is now in his fourth season of Under-23 football, and called on the Eagles to loan him out.

Flanagan said: “This is our fourth U23 season. We really shouldn’t be here this season. We should be out on loan, honestly.”

Attacking midfielder Flanagan – who won the Under-23 Player of the Season award last year – may not get an immediate first-team place anytime soon given the fact that even Max Meyer can’t get into Roy Hodgson’s starting XI on a regular basis – the German started just 15 league games last term and has just two league starts this season.

However, another youngster who plays in a problematic position at Selhurst Park does deserve an opportunity and Flanagan’s comments should serve as a warning for the Eagles in potentially scuppering his development – we’re talking about Brandon Aveiro.

With the exciting 17-year-old forward three years younger than the attacking midfielder, Palace must be aware of the perils of allowing the goalscoring talent to sleepwalk into the same frustration, when he could arguably be having an impact at first-team level or indeed learning out on loan.

The Portuguese forward – who was called up to Portugal’s Under-18 training camp this year – scored a hat-trick against Watford just a week after signing his first professional contract with the Eagles back in March.

Aveiro – who is reportedly on Benfica’s radar – followed that performance up by hitting four goals in one game against Birmingham, having earned his call-up to the Under-23s after scoring 14 and assisting 10 for the Under-18 side.

Of course, Aveiro should not immediately be thrown in ahead of Jordan Ayew and Christian Benteke, but the fact that the duo scored just two league goals between them last term proves there are problems in attack for Palace.

Having already demonstrated his potential and attracted interest from a major European club, perhaps Aveiro can provide a solution, whether that’s from the bench or eventually dislodging one of the aforementioned duo after being integrated into the senior squad.

But if Palace continue to overlook their academy prospects by not carving out clear paths for them and instead letting them fester with the U23s, Aveiro will become another talent that goes to waste.

It must have taken Flanagan a lot to openly speak out against his situation and ultimately his employers – that in itself proves Palace need to act on what he’s said.

Perhaps a loan move first makes more sense, instead looking ahead to next season when Benteke’s contract expires. But either way, that career trajectory needs to be established before Aveiro ends up being yet another frustrated Palace prospect.

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Euro 2020 – Can Mick McCarthy’s Side Qualify?

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Ireland got off to a slow start in their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign, but they still managed to pick up results. Ok, so 1-0 wins against Gibraltar and Georgia, to begin with, wasn’t exactly scintillating, but it’s three wins and a draw in their first four games. That’s a qualification form.

Ireland have had some great players over the years, and they’ll be hoping their current crop of talent can guide them to another major competition. There’s no Theirry Henry this time to stop them, but do Mick McCarthy’s side have what it takes to make it to Euro 2020?

Remaining Fixtures

Ireland have two tough games coming up against Switzerland and Bulgaria. They’re both at home which is a big plus, just like Switzerland’s flag, and two wins from two here could well be enough.

It’s interesting to see that the boys in green are still 4/1 with many bookies to win the group. It might be worth jumping on that as two wins from the next two would see their odds tumble. Especially with Denmark still having to play Switzerland. Bet365 promo codes are awesome, so why not grab one of those if you’re not already signed up with them. Free bets to use on the football? Yes please. You’re welcome.

After the two September encounters, Ireland travel to Georgia in October, Switzerland three days after that, and end with a home match against Denmark. It’s the games against the Swiss and the Danes that are crucial. They’re the two who are expected to be first and second in this group. If Ireland loses to both nations, they can kiss their qualification hopes goodbye. But they’ve got more than enough quality in their squad to give both teams a scare. Especially at home.

If Ireland manage to qualify, there are some great players coming through who will look to stake a claim for a space on the plane for Euro 2020.

Mick McCarthy begins his second term as Republic of Ireland manager against Gibraltar on Saturday. Credit: FAI.

Young Irish Talent

It’s difficult to say who will shine this season, but there are so many Irish youngsters close to the first-team action who could give Mick McCarthy are selection headache if they manage to get a run in the side at club level. Let’s take a look at a few.

Josh Cullen

Funnily enough, Cullen represented England at Under 16 level before switching his allegiance to Ireland. After playing 14 times for the Under 21s and enjoying some good loan spells at Bolton and Charlton in the last couple of seasons from West Ham, he’s now putting in the performances that have merited a callup. McCarthy’s not silly, he knows talent when he sees it, and Josh Cullen has all the makings of a top central midfield player. He could go on to be an Ireland great if he keeps working hard.

Troy Parrott

This lad is only 17, but he’s already getting fans excited for the future. He’s bagged goals for Ireland’s under 17s and 19s but has yet to appear for the Under 21s. He’s that good, we could see him grab a full cap and skip the Under 21s entirely. He’s not getting any play time at Spurs, though, which is a slight worry. He’s already up and running for the season for Spurs’ Under 23s, but it would be great to see how he gets on in the first team. Will the big stage faze him? Probably not. Maybe he’ll get a chance in the Carabao Cup.

If he fulfils his potential, Ireland could have the next Robbie Keane on their hands. Big boots to fill, but he’s an incredible talent.

Michael Obafemi

At just 19, Michael Obafemi has already enjoyed his debut for Ireland. He came on as a sub when they drew 0-0 against Denmark in the Nations League. He was also he first ever player born in the 2000s to earn a senior cap. He has all the makings of a top, top striker, but he’s been out injured for a while and needs to get back to some sort of form before grabbing another cap. He’s also got to force his way back into Southampton’s starting eleven, which won’t be easy now they’ve signed Che Adams. Definitely one for the future, but he may miss out if he doesn’t play much for Southampton this season.

Others who may well find themselves in contention for a Euro 2020 place if they get some game time with their club sides include Aaron Connolly at Brighton, Adam Idah at Norwich, Caoimhin Kelleher at Liverpool, Jimmy Dunne at Burnley, John Mahon at Sligo Rovers, Kian Flanagan at Crystal Palace, and Lee O’Connor at Manchester United. Talent in abundance. Let’s hope Ireland make it to Euro 2020 and let’s hope we see some bright young sparks setting Europe alight.

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