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When one takes a glance at the Premier League top goalscorers list at the beginning of this season, they are immediately met with two forwards that they would have anticipated.

Erling Haaland characteristically leads the way with a sensational eight goals from seven, followed by Bournemouth‘s Antoine Semenyo (six).

Then, in third place, comes a wildcard name: promoted side Burnley‘s left winger, Jaidon Anthony.

The 25-year-old Londoner has served as the surprise of the season thus far with four goals in his opening seven league matches.

It’s a tally that, incredibly, is already halfway to his eight-goal return from 43 EFL Championship appearances last season.

Since joining the Clarets in the summer of 2024, initially on a season-long loan deal, Anthony has been a pivotal cog in Scott Parker‘s side.

In combination with those aforementioned Championship goals, Anthony also recorded seven assists.

He played an instrumental role on the defensive end in a solid outfit which conceded just 16 league goals last season.

Leeds United, the next-best defensive side in the 2024/2025 Championship, let in 30.

This Jaidon Anthony player analysis and scout report will examine the forward’s style of play, athletic and technical attributes, and his current role in Burnley’s tactical framework under Scott Parker during the 2025/2026 campaign and beyond.

This summer, the heat in Newcastle was intense, not only because of the rising global temperatures but also because of the transfer tension surrounding Newcastle United’s main centre-forward at the time, Alexander Isak.

The Swedish striker decided to join Liverpool, and the Magpies attempted to delay the move until the last moment.

Their aim was to persuade Isak to stay or buy time to identify a proper replacement.

With Isak’s move to Liverpool completed, Newcastle United announced the arrival of their new centre-forward, Nick Woltemade.

Back in March, we published an article on Nick Woltemade during his time at VfB Stuttgart.

Now, after his first few appearances with Newcastle, we turn our focus to analysing his start under Eddie Howe tactics.

So far, Woltemade has featured in seven matches for Newcastle, four in the Premier League, two in the UEFA Champions League, and one in the EFL Cup, scoring three goals across all competitions.

With this Nick Woltemade scout report, let’s dive deeper and get to know Nick Woltemade’s role better as a centre-forward in this Newcastle side.

Steven Gerrard’s return to Rangers is closer than ever with talks advancing and set to continue this week.

Take a look back at this 2020/2021 tactical analysis where we looked at his defensive efficiency when he was at Rangers.

Nico Páz wins the Serie A Rising Star of the Month Award for September, second time in a row after August.

He’s the best U23 player again with 3 goals and 3 assists in this start of the season at Como.

Take a look at his 2024/2025 scout report to see his potential.

Dean Huijsen suffers muscle fatigue and can’t be available to play for Spain in the next two games.

He is going to be a key player for the national team, take a look at his 2024/2025 scout report at AFC Bournemouth to see what he can bring to the national team.