Over at The Transfer Flow, Kim McCauley looked ahead to January for Everton, who might finally have some money to invest now that the Friedkin Group has completed its takeover. As McCauley wrote, "If it was my money and I was allowing the club to make one impact signing this January ahead of formulating an actual transfer strategy for the summer, I'd make that signing a wide player with some dribbling ability."

I agree, so who might that be? One of the roles defined by DAVIES is the "wide dribbler," which Imurgio defines as: "Dribblers that often look to put crosses into teammates after beating opponents on the dribble."

Swansea City's Ronald is tiny, but it's not like the Championship lacks in physicality, and among all the players classified as wide dribblers by DAVIES, Ronald (23 years old, €1.8 million) rates fifth for value provided with his final ball, behind players such as Raphinha, Son Heung-min and Bukayo Saka.