The 2022-23 Championship campaign is upon us. As with every season, there will be no shortage of exciting players to keep an eye on.
The likes of Harry Kane and Jesse Lingard cut their teeth out on loan in the second tier as youngsters. As recently as 2018-19, England regulars like Kalvin Phillips, Reece James, Mason Mount and Jack Grealish were lighting up the division.
With that in mind, here are 10 players we’re really excited about watching in the 2022-23 Championship season.
Tayo Adaramola
Fans of Crystal Palace and the Republic of Ireland have great hope in the 18-year-old left-back, and it’s not difficult to see why.
Adaramola is full of promise and plenty will be keeping a keen eye on how he progresses with his first regular taste of senior football out on loan at Mark Robins’ Coventry City.
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Ryan Giles
The Chris Wilder factor has a lot of people backing Middlesbrough for promotion, but there are reasons beyond the manager that people are excited about what’s building at the Teesside club – not least the loan capture of Giles.
The 22-year-old Wolves academy graduate has over 100 games of experience under his belt in eight previous loan stints across seven different clubs.
Wilder’s Boro could be the one where it all clicks into place for the left winger, who caught the eye last season at Cardiff City. He notched nine assists in 21 appearances for the Bluebirds and could be a real asset for Middlesbrough.
Charlie Cresswell
The one area Leeds United find themselves well-stocked is in central defence, which has allowed the very highly-rated Cresswell to go out on loan in search of regular first-team action at Millwall.
The man-mountain centre-back, 19, is the son of former Leeds striker and Football League stalwart Richard Cresswell. He has a handful of appearances for the first team, is now a regular for England’s Under-21s, and is something of a fan favourite at Leeds thanks to his authoritative style and commanding aerial ability.
There’s great hope Cresswell will return to Elland Road to stake a claim for a place in Jesse Marsch’s first team in a year’s time, and experience in the Championship should do him the world of good.
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