Tim Vickery

And he's an emerging talent.

I wonder if he's going to be the man who might be unleashed as a secret weapon to try and take some of the strain off Ena Valencia for those goals.

So I'm very interested to see him just because he's played all of his... He started in Spain for Santander.

He's in Germany now.

So I don't know a lot about him.

So I want to see him.

But he could be one who makes a little breakthrough.

But in terms of domestic... Quite a lot of... 32 players are based in Brazil.

32.

And that's totally a new thing.

And Brazil have been signing up players from other countries in South America.

And also quite a few have come back from Europe to play in Brazil.

to boost their visibility with their national team coaches and get into their squads.

Quite a few Ecuadorians and Colombians have done that.

So we've got more South American-based players, certainly Brazil-based players than we've had.

The best one, I think Ecuador didn't call up and I don't understand that at all.

So the one that excites me most

And partly because I don't know a great deal about him.

A strong left-footed striker, maybe a support striker, at Evalo of Ecuador.

So I'll be interested to see if Ecuador use him and how much they use him.