Jackson Tchatchoua

Key strength: Pace and recovery

Overlapping full-back

At the foot of the Premier League table in 20th position, Wolverhampton Wanderers find themselves in desperate need of inspiration. One of their summer recruits, 24-year-old Cameroonian right-back Jackson Tchatchoua, represents a €12m gamble on athleticism and attacking potential from the back. With just three appearances and 180 minutes under his belt, Tchatchoua is still finding his feet in English football, yet to register a goal or assist. His current 70-rated profile hints at untapped upside - combining blistering pace with dangerous overlapping runs that make him a genuine threat on the right flank. However, manager Gary O'Neil faces a selection dilemma with Tchatchoua competing directly with experienced alternatives Matt Doherty and Ki-Jana Hoever for the starting berth. As Wolves battle relegation, they desperately need Tchatchoua's attacking full-back qualities to ignite their misfiring attack and provide the width currently missing from their struggling side.