The Grêmio version of Alysson Edward is why I started paying attention in the first place, and the Aston Villa version is starting to look like the same player. A second Premier League goal arrived over the most recent weekend for the 20-year-old Brazilian. What makes it worth tracking is the road there: chances were scarce across the opening stretch of the campaign and injuries kept interrupting him, so minutes were hard to come by. Lately the picture has flipped, with starts coming his way and a bigger share of the team's space opening up. That kind of arc is exactly what I hoped to see when he first got run in Grêmio's lineup
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The Grêmio version of Alysson Edward is why I started paying attention in the first place, and the Aston Villa version is starting to look like the same player. A second Premier League goal arrived over the most recent weekend for the 20-year-old Brazilian. What makes it worth tracking is the road there: chances were scarce across the opening stretch of the campaign and injuries kept interrupting him, so minutes were hard to come by. Lately the picture has flipped, with starts coming his way and a bigger share of the team's space opening up. That kind of arc is exactly what I hoped to see when he first got run in Grêmio's lineup
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