Paris Brunner

Antonio Nusa for RB Leipzig, I like a lot as well.

A lot of people are suggesting that Paris Brunner, the Monaco centre-forward, 20 years old, is one to also sign.

Keep an eye on, of course, I would prefer to look inward at the Premier League, just because in January signing players from abroad is even riskier than it is signing players.

And I know Antonio Nusa, of course, plays outside the Prem, but he's a greater level of experience, especially at international level as well.

Christian Cofane from Bayer Leverkusen looks like an exciting young talent.

Same as Trasoldi and Paris Brunner.

Paris Brunner's at Monaco and Trasoldi's playing for Club Rouge.

Will he be able to make that step up? I'm not sure.

And then I've also got Miku Tadze on there from Villarreal.

You know, in the summer that we've just had, it was lovely that we were – openly going for the likes of Morgan Rogers, Vinicius Junior, Julian Alvarez, but we need to make sure we get one over the line.

And if it's to be Kruppi from Bournemouth in January, or Paris Brunner, a younger, unknown German player playing in Monaco, or someone of that profile, whether it's someone a bit more established on the wide sides, if it's like a Ryan from Bournemouth who is a speed merchant, You know, I'm up for it.

I'm all for it.

I think we've got to make some moves.

Plans 3-1 Tottenham.

Paris Brunner.

That's the one.

That's the one.

GBC.

Paris Brunner.

He's my, he's my, he's my side Delmarla.

Okay.

There's got to be a player on the continent somewhere who is the next big thing.

Paris Brunner, German under 21 international striker.

Very, very promising talent playing in Monaco.

Real monster of a frame physique and ball striking, superb.

And that's what I love to see because this year, The talent that has stood out to me the most, plays for AS Monaco, is German, 20 years old.

Paris Brunner is looking really good.

Deadly force, having the year of his life, eight goals, one assist in all competitions for Monaco.

And I think it's notable, first off, because the name is fire.

Paris Brunner is a dope name.

The way he looks, the aesthetic, fire.

But then also the type of goals that he's scoring from Monaco I think are really incisive.

It makes me wish La Liga almost had that same offensive pool to get from.

We could do another double with Trisoldi and Bruna, maybe?

Yeah, I was watching Paris Brunner because I like him.

There's things I liked.

Yeah, yeah.

Alexander Golovkin forced Berkay Ozer into an excellent save from a free kick.

Diop then sent a cross shot narrowly wide while Paris Brunner missed from the close range.

Lille's control had disappeared and then came the decisive moment.

In the 66th minute, Tongi Nianzu caught Brunner with a dangerous challenge and received a straight red card.