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At one point, Jaden Philogene was considered one of England’s most promising young talents.

In January 2025, he secured a reported £20m move to Ipswich Town, stepping into a team that relied on his ability to break lines and provide a direct attacking threat.

At Portman Road, he made an immediate impact, producing decisive contributions, including a hat-trick against Sheffield United.

This is proof that he can deliver on the biggest stages and influence high-stakes matches.

On the international scene, Jaden Philogene has represented England at the U20 and U21 levels.

His directness, versatility across attacking roles, and ability to operate in wide or half-space positions have made him a consistently valuable asset.

This Jaden Philogene scout report and player analysis will break down Jaden Philogene’s style of play, tactical role at Ipswich Town, and the qualities that could see him evolve into a top-level winger with the capacity to influence games at both domestic and international levels.

Liverpool Montevideo have been one of the great sensations in Uruguay and, indeed, all of South America this year.

After a complicated 2024, following a historic 2023 that saw them crowned Uruguayan champions for the first time in their history, the team failed to qualify for continental competitions.

However, the team seems to have rediscovered its footballing identity.

Led by the promising coach Joaquín Papa, part of the new generation of Uruguayan managers that also includes Martín Varini, the team plays bold football, based on possession and high recovery.

Working under the methodology of positional play (controlling spaces to dominate time), Liverpool Montevideo once again lifted the Torneo Apertura, the first competition of the year in Uruguay, and is now competing for the overall Uruguayan Championship.

Already qualified for the final stage of the tournament, and showing that it continues to live through the Golden Age of its history, the Belvedere club keeps standing up to the country’s two giants, Nacional and Peñarol — both historic clubs at the South American and world level.

In addition, Liverpool Montevideo have stood out for their management and manipulation of high pressing.

Whether by passing it or drawing the opponent in, Liverpool Montevideo have often succeeded in establishing themselves in the opposition half through different build-up designs, both against aggressive high blocks and against medium blocks with tendencies for intermediate pressing jumps.

This has created excellent conditions for their attackers.

From their centre-forward, Abel Hernández, who enjoys dropping off to link as a third man thanks to his strength and passing technique, to their wingers, such as Nicolás Vallejo, who benefit more from attacking depth in 1-v-1 duels.

This Liverpool Montevideo tactical analysis will examine Liverpool Montevideo’s build-up designs and first-pass mechanisms under Joaquín Papa.

Napoli face Sporting CP in the Champions League.

Antonio Conte’s European record is very controversial, dive into this 2025/26 tactical analysis, can he take them far this season in the UCL?

Manchester City face Monaco in the Champions League.

This 2025/26 set-piece tactical analysis looks at James French’s attacking and defensive routines and their impact on City’s European campaign.

Juventus face Villarreal in the Champions League.

This 2025/2026 tactical analysis looks at Igor Tudor’s back-five system, can they get revenge against Villarreal this year?