Chance creation
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
D. James
North Leigh · Non League Div One - Play-offs · Midfielder · #0 · England · 0 yrs
North Leigh · Non League Div One - Play-offs · Midfielder · #0 · England · 0 yrs
D. James plays as a midfielder for North Leigh. D. James is a English international, midfielder, currently at North Leigh. D. James was born in England. D. James's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Non League Div One - Play-offs, FA Cup, Non League Premier - Southern Central - Play-offs, FA Trophy, and other leagues. D. James's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore D. James season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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Profile as Midfielder: balanced output without a single dominant trait. Archetype: Balanced contributor.
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Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
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Defender unable to train with squad on WednesdayMorgan Rogers says training base ‘feels like home’Reece James is a doubt for England’s World Cup quarter-final against Norway in Miami on Saturday after he was once again unable to train with the squad on Wednesday.The right-back has been unavailable since he injured a hamstring in England’s second group game, the 0-0 draw against Ghana in Boston. Thomas Tuchel knew he would be without him for at least two games – and most likely a potential last‑16 match, as well, which is what happened. James played no part in the epic victory against Mexico at the Estadio Azteca on Sunday. Continue reading...
Exclusive interview: Back at Rennes after impressing in a tricky season for Leicester, the Wales midfielder reveals why Arsenal face a tough task against PSG’s attacking threat
Exclusive interview: Back at Rennes after impressing in a tricky season for Leicester, the Wales midfielder reveals why Arsenal face a tough task against PSG’s attacking threat
Manchester City are about to lose a player Pep Guardiola called ‘my weakness’ and ‘my favourite’. Who am I to disagree?Bernardo Silva is more than a footballer. He’s a time-travelling, shapeshifting superhero. He even looks like a superhero – a nine-volt battery of a man doing battle with feral giants on the pitch. In 55 years of watching football I’ve never seen anybody or anything like him. For the past decade I’ve been lucky enough to watch him turning out week in, week out for my club, Manchester City. And now it’s time to say goodbye.Some footballers are famous for having played in virtually every position on the field. James Milner, John O’Shea and Phil Neville come to mind. They tend to be solid, stolid types, as reliable as they are unimaginative. Continue reading...
Following his limited role at Minnesota United, rumors about James Rodríguez retiring after the 2026 World Cup with Colombia began to gain momentum. Nevertheless, the 34-year-old star has decided to deny those rumors, making it clear that he still has several years left in his career. James Rodríguez decided to move to MLS, looking to shine with Minnesota United after his spell at Club León. Nevertheless, he failed to secure a starting role, playing only seven matches with the team. After this, rumors about his retirement after the 2026 World Cup gained significant momentum, as he has not managed to find consistency at Minnesota United. In response, he has decided to deny those rumors, making it clear that he still has years left ahead of him. “I don’t know who said that (about his retirement after the 2026 World Cup). I think it came from Colombia just to get views. They should inform themselves a little better about those things. The only person who will know how long I want to keep playing is me, and when the time comes, I will announce it (a retirement) well in advance. But I still think I have a couple of years left. Everything being said is false, and it harms the entire country,” James Rodríguez said, via MLS Español. Although head coach Cameron Knowles has never decided to rely on James as a central figure, he has already shown that he is capable of transforming the team’s reality. Coming off the bench, he delivered two key assists to secure a draw against Austin FC, organizing the team offensively. After regaining his competitive rhythm, the 34-year-old could look to silence his critics by shining in the limited minutes he may receive over the next two matches. Despite his secondary role at Minnesota United, James Rodríguez is expected to be a starter with Colombia at the 2026 World Cup. Head coach Néstor Lorenzo has always managed to bring out his best version, reducing his defensive workload and making him the team’s creative focal point. Unlike previous eras, the 34-year-old star has taken on a different role, focusing on elevating Luis Díaz in attack, which has become his main responsibility on the pitch. James Rodriguez #10 of the Minnesota United. James Rodríguez reportedly set to leave Minnesota United Minnesota United have still not managed to be crowned MLS champions, which is why the signing of James Rodríguez seemed key to boosting the team’s offensive performances. Nevertheless, head coach Cameron Knowles has decided not to include him in the starting lineup, opting for Tomás Chancalay instead. Because of this, he has played just 210 minutes over four months, becoming a secondary player. According to Antonella González, via MLS Español, James Rodríguez will not continue at Minnesota United, meaning he could arrive at the 2026 World Cup without a defined professional future. Far from being a problem, the Colombian star would have another great opportunity to attract the attention of several clubs, as he looks to finish the final years of his career with a prominent role rather than being relegated to the bench. James Rodríguez may return to South-American leagues After the 2026 World Cup, James Rodríguez may choose not to pursue a return to MLS or Europe, as he has struggled to shine consistently in recent years. Instead, he could opt for a return to South American leagues, with the Argentine league emerging as one of the strongest possibilities, especially after failing to stand out in Brazil with São Paulo. Nevertheless, he may need to give up a significant amount of salary, as it could become difficult for him to find a new team otherwise.
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