Football in the modern era is all about athleticism. Coaching has come a long way in the past couple of decades, raising the floor of elite footballers' general ability, but the truly elite players combine their footballing with frightening athleticism. Geovany Quenda is among them - and that's exactly why Chelsea bought him. The Blues' stockpiling of young talent in recent years is a bone of contention for fans of rival clubs but one thing you can't knock is their talent ID.
Leeds United are now preparing to confirm the arrival of Liverpool youngster Kai Morrall. The player has previously confirmed his exit on social media, and he is highly rated across the country. Morrall said: After eight years at Liverpool, it is time for me to say goodbye. I would like to thank all the staff and the coaches who have helped me develop into a better player and person. I am now looking forward to starting a new chapter and hopefully more things to come.
Morrall has been at Liverpool for eight seasons, and he is highly rated within the club. The young winger is now set to leave the club and join the Leeds United youth setup. The Northern Ireland youth international has confirmed the move on his Instagram account, and he will look to continue his development at Leeds now. Leeds are a big club with a rich history when it comes to grooming young players.