Top 5 Young Players in the Isuzu UTE A-League: Liberty Next Gen Tracker Season Tally

The Liberty Next Gen Tracker is keeping a close eye on young talents in the Isuzu UTE A-League and Liberty A-League. In the Isuzu UTE A-League, the top five players aged 21 or under are being highlighted each month.

In the latest update, Alex Bonetig from Western Sydney Wanderers claims the 1 vote spot for his stellar performances at just 21 years old. His consistency and defensive prowess have been crucial for his team, contributing to key victories.

Miguel Di Pizio of Central Coast Mariners secures the 2 votes with his impressive displays, including scoring his first goal in the Isuzu UTE A-League. His impact off the bench has been vital for his team’s success.

Jacob Farrell, also from Central Coast Mariners, continues to shine and extends his lead in the rankings with 3 votes. His solid defensive performances and contributions to multiple clean sheets have garnered recognition.

Finn Surman of Wellington Phoenix earns 4 votes for his standout performances throughout January. The young defender has been a pillar for his team’s success, helping them maintain an unbeaten run with his exceptional displays.

Lastly, Jake Girdwood-Reich from Sydney FC collects the maximum 5 votes for his instrumental role in his team’s resurgence. The versatile 19-year-old has shown class and confidence, stepping up when needed and forming a solid partnership in defence.

In the Liberty Next Gen Tracker season tally, Jacob Farrell leads with 12 votes, followed by Alex Paulsen from Wellington Phoenix with 8 votes. The competition remains fierce among talented young players as they continue to make their mark in the league.

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