Week 3 Triad Area Preseason Best Performers

The Triad area continues to gift us talents across the pitch. With well over 100 matches played in week 3, the talents shone very bright. Unfortunately, it's not possible to include them all, or to reinclude some when others performed at their level. The following five were the absolute best in week 3.    Carter is an attacking midfielder who proves to be difficult to defend in the final third. He thrives in short spaces, hiding the ball from the numerous defenders marking him. His ability to keep the ball close to his feet is phenomenal, especially considering his height. Watching him maneuver past defenders with his pure technical talent is a joy. Once he finds himself in more space, he tries to convert it into a goal-scoring chance. His vision is good, but his shooting is magnificent. With unbelievably strong shots, he routinely beats the goalkeeper, leaving him with no chance. Pairing this with his tendency to take long shots, he makes himself deadly.     Ozmar is a talented and skillful striker who controls his team's attack completely. His mobility in the final third makes his team fluid high up the pitch. He constantly looks for spaces so he can receive and create danger. On the ball, he loves to skill defenders who try to rush them. These skills aren't just for show, either, which makes them even more pleasing to watch. He is primarily left-footed, but he has no problem executing his ideas with his right.     Asher is a very promising attacking midfielder who clearly loves to play the sport. Intelligent and attack-minded, he is a complete headache for the opposition. Whether it's the opposing midfielders or defenders, he makes them look like fools. He plays around them calmly. Dropping or moving into pockets of space, he always looks to receive the ball. Moving into spaces is enough in most cases to be understood as asking for the ball. However, he will constantly be vocally asking for it. His direct play is also devastating, being incredibly effective in central areas. Through goals or assists, he makes the opposition pay for not getting him off the ball.     Owen is a player who featured heavily last season, and with good reason too. The attacker has started this season in red-hot form, proving how talented he is. A true, natural attacking talent, he is destined for the top. This article describes him as a player in much more depth.

The Triad area continues to gift us talents across the pitch. With well over 100 matches played in week 3, the talents shone very bright. Unfortunately, it's not possible to include them all, or to reinclude some when others performed at their level. The following five were the absolute best in week 3.