Week 2 Rest of the Metros’ Preseason Best Performers

<p>Week 2 of both the Greenville and Wilmington metros' preseason gave us more interesting talents from each area. Though they're not as populous as the previous three metros, they still produce interesting talents. The following five players were the best in their respective areas.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Greenville Metro</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Kimale is an exciting left midfielder who can play as a winger as well. A natural-born dribbler, seeing him take the ball to the defenders is exhilarating. Fast and agile, the way he swiftly drops defenders is remarkable. He's a left-footed player who rarely uses his right, but not never. But, regardless of which foot he uses, his passes into the final third are fantastic. He plays it into the path of his attackers precisely, producing danger constantly.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Miguel is a lethal striker who makes the box his home. Knowing where to be and when to be there comes to him easily. Pouncing on opportunities is his bread and butter, acting quickly to get goals. Sometimes, these opportunities are not too clear when he receives the ball. He solves this issue with his quick thinking and agility, opening up spaces in his favor. His finishing is calm and collected, which is especially important given how many chances he gets.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Christopher is a really exciting prospect as a striker. A complete number 9, he helps his team in every attacking facet possible. His link-up play helps his team move forward quickly. He also looks to play in passes when a teammate is in a better position than he is. When he's the one looking to finish the attack, he shines. With his intelligent timing on runs and his pace, he bursts pass the opposing defense. When he comes one-on-one with the goalkeeper, he remains calm before putting the ball in the back of the net.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Wilmington Metro</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Aiden is a talented striker who unerstands his role as the focal point in attack to perfection. The way he plays on the shoulders of the defenders is remarkable. Waiting for the exact moment to ask for a pass into space, he makes the opposition work to get to him. When he does make those runs in behind, he drives forward with great determination. He makes it hard to get the ball off him, especially with his physique. When he's through on goal, he has the composure to score calmly.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Ayoub is an interesting and effective talent in attack. With his pace and drive, he always looks to finalize plays in the box. Whether he's making central or inverting runs, he always presents himself as a threat to the goalkeeper. He loves to get a shot off, shooting even when they seem difficult to do so.</p>

Week 2 of both the Greenville and Wilmington metros' preseason gave us more interesting talents from each area. Though they're not as populous as the previous three metros, they still produce interesting talents. The following five players were the best in their respective areas.