Redcafe FC Players
@Heine
Enter your Ballon d'Or, GOAL50 and European Men's Player of the year 2030, Heine Fecking Ken! What a year/season it's been for the long haired Dutchman who has officially become the best player in the save so far. He has won the top domestic and individual trophy and finished top with Saka as the highest rated player in the PL. Sad for him that it couldn't be a clean sweep of individual awards but he can be proud of what he's achieved in his short career so far. At club level it should be a bit of more of the same please and step up a tad in the CL so they can push for that! He's now reached 100 league goals for Redcafe FC. His Netherlands side had a poor WC but they're getting back to business with two wins in Euro Qualifying, can he add to his impressive domestic record on the International scene in the near future?
@The Cat
Another great season for Catman. He's steadily improved each year in the PL and he's now competing with Heine Ken again as the most productive wide forward at the club after Heine took over that position a tad in recent years. The injury set Catman back in the Championship but he's been relatively clear since then with only a few minor problems. He's closing in on 100 league goals, 100 league assists and 100 league MOTM awards for the club as he's sitting in the high 80s for each. It's a possibility that he reaches 100 in each next season. I will keep an eye on that. His Welsh side aren't involved in the Euro Qualifying matches...why? Scotland and Wales are hosting so we will possibly get all Cafe players at the Euros!
@Solius
Another top season for the Brazilian runaway and he's won some individual awards that I never knew existed. He's been named the Brazilian Olympic Committee POTY and Best Brazilian Europe-based Player. Nice one as Vini is still around and they have Estevao and Endrick coming up (similar age). He's fought back from that Palace blip and got his 50th league goal for the club this year. The style of the club is reflected in the assist charts too, with Sol and Seb Sheep both in the top 3 assisters in the PL but it was Sol who came in as the winner with 12 assists in total and achieving the most assists in the PL season of any player. Top work. 14 goals and 15 assists in all competitions for him is a tad ridiculous for a CM and he is making a claim at becoming one of the best CMs to ever grace the league. This year he made the PL TOTY.
@sebsheep
Unlike Milan, Seb isn't the only main man in town, but he quietly goes about his business and gets the job done. Back in the England squad and closing on 300 league appearances across his career. Though Heine Ken was named European Men's POTY, Seb did manage to pick up 3rd place in the award which is impressive due to the onus placed on forwards in the awards. Along with Sol he's staking his claim as one of the best CMs to grace the PL and just fell short on the assist front to him. He was one upped on both goals and assists in all comps too but with 26 in all competitions he's got the minerals to achieve anything.
@harms
I feel so proud of him. He's made his England debut and he has his first international goal....and his first International red card. Beautiful. Or as he is described by the media...'Cultured'! It took him a tad longer than the others to develop but he's worked hard to make it to that level and he deserves it. Consistency is a bit of an issue for him though as it's actually been a pretty poor season for the standards he's set. His average rating and goals have dipped and he didn't even finish outright winner of the yellow card award! More goals needed next season.
@hobbers
A rough season for Hobbers. He tore his hamstring so missed a couple of key games in the CL and PL for the club and didn't finish top scorer in the league for once because of it - Heine took that honour. He still managed to grab 17 goals so without injury it could have been a year where he got over 20 and competed for the Golden Shoe again. Unfortunate for him. His Scotland side are going to be in the Euros next Summer and he's already got pedigree on the International scene so he will be aiming to get another top goalscorer award there. He's been named as the vice-captain for Scotland behind Billy Gilmour.