The usual thing is to go through a period of explosion in sports before turning 23, but there are football players who experience it later. A clear example of this is Anthony RobinsonAmerican left-back who turned 27 years old in August and is one of the great revelations of Premier League in the range of Fulham.
Trained in the lower categories of a Everton that he didn’t really trust him (he left Goodison Park after being transferred to Bolton Wanderers and on Wigan Athletic and without setting foot in the first team), robinson found in Craven Cottagehome of Fulham where he arrived in 2020, a place to grow as an elite footballer. Since then he has not stopped doing this, until this course has become more than the main part in a group that, hand in hand in Marco Silvais plunged into the fight for European positions.
robinson He is a stout left back in attack although not neglecting his defensive duties. This is how he has accumulated so far Premier League total of 3 assists in 11 games played. And it is worth highlighting the curiosity that it is strange for him to be called by his first name. “My nickname, since I was five years old, has always been ‘Jedi’, because I really like movies. Star Wars and I always dress him up. This is how I always introduce myself to school teachers or new friends. It seems strange to me that they call me Antonee“I prefer ‘Jedi,'” he revealed a few years ago during a training camp with the United States team, which he also talked about a lot for celebrating a goal with a backflip. “Some people were scared when they saw me, but for me it’s something fun and that’s how I approach the game,” he explained about it.
He clearly has a lot of charisma, and his football qualities have reached the point where his name (it remains to be seen if Antonee or ‘Jedi’) are listed on the agenda of the Premier League giants. In particular, it is rumored that the Liverpool of Arne Slott and the Manchester United where you just arrived Ruben Amorim They want Robinson’s strength to be with them.
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
