Arsenal’s new source of goals, Liverpool’s unexpected starter and Tottenham’s physical specimen

Ex-Premier League midfielder Danny Murphy has tipped three younger starlets to shine within the top-flight this season.

Identical to the remainder of us, former Liverpool man loves seeing a wonderkid come to the fore and has singled out a trio to observe.

The primary is Gabriel Martinelli, 21, who scored within the Gunners’ 2-0 victory at Crystal Palace and appears set for a constant run of video games following a long-term harm.

“The primary one could be Martinelli at Arsenal,” Murphy stated.

“He’s had harm issues, folks learn about his expertise, however I believe he could possibly be a extremely good supply of objectives.

“Wherever he performs, he at all times results in good positions. he obtained the aim on Friday.

“He’s obtained the power to make objectives for himself. If he stays match, he could possibly be a key participant for him.”

Murphy’s second tip is Fabio Carvalho, 19, who signed for Liverpool from Fulham in a £7.7million deal earlier this summer time and made his Premier League debut towards the Whites at Craven Cottage instead within the 2-2 draw.

He believes the Portuguese starlet may characteristic for Jurgen Klopp’s facet greater than anticipated after bagging ten objectives within the Championship final time period.

“The opposite one is Carvalho from Fulham,” Murphy added. “Lots of people won’t have watched the Championship final yr however he was in double figures for objectives.

“This lad is a expertise. Individuals have talked about dropping [Sadio] Mane, how [Darwin] Nunez will do, whether or not [Luis[ Diaz can continue his form… I think we’ll see Carvalho used more than you think.

“He’s got that wonderful balance to go past people, he glides past people. He’s only small but he’s got that great low centre of gravity.

“He is a great bit of business for Liverpool.”

Meanwhile, the last of the three is Ryan Sessegnon, 22, who scored his first top-flight goal for Spurs after three difficult years at the club and looks like a player transformed under manager Antonio Conte during the 4-1 victory over Southampton.

Murphy continued: “The other one, and probably the strongest performer from the weekend, is Sessegnon at Spurs.

“He looks a real physical specimen and I’m sure Conte has had something to do with this.

“He’s always had the technical gift, sweet left foot, good skill and he can dribble.

“But he looked powerful, hungry and confident. That’s the combination you want.

“People think [Ivan] Perisic goes to stroll into the facet forward of him however Spurs have a variety of video games and if he performs like he did on the weekend, no one might be strolling in forward of him.”