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Next Generation 2021: why slow and steady sometimes wins the race

The Guardian Football Nov 3, 2026 11:29 1 min read 1 reads

Our NextGen picks from five years ago show that breaking through early does not guarantee longevity or future success

(Left to right): Youssoufa Moukoko, Adrian Blake and Jack Hinshelwood. — (Left to right): Youssoufa Moukoko, Adrian Blake and Jack Hinshelwood. Composite: Guardian Pictures; Gonzales Photo/Alamy; Orange Pictures/Shutterstock; PA

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Our NextGen picks from five years ago show that breaking through early does not guarantee longevity or future success

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