Previously, I had written about Savanna’s attacking prowess for her school team. This remains just as true today as well as translating truthfully for her academy. However, she has also shown immense talent playing as a full-back. She can play on either side thanks to her ambidexterity. On either side, she proves to be an aggressive, yet clean, defender. Before, I said that, when she plays as a 9, she gives defenders nightmares with her movements and physicality. As a full-back, she does the exact same to attackers. She is fast and strong, dispossessing wingers easily. Shoulder-to-shoulder duels are her strongest attribute, making sure the attacker can’t advance or recover in time to get the ball back. Her mastery of any position she plays in is a brilliant attribute that can be used by any team.

Savanna continues to showcase her brilliance, proving to be a constant headache for defenders. Playing on the shoulder of the defenders, she is constantly ready to make runs in behind to get into prime shooting position. On the ball, she causes danger by driving the ball forward past the defenders who try to mark her. Combining both her constant driving forward and her ability to find spaces makes her unstoppable. If she receives the ball in space but not in a shooting position, she always looks for a better-positioned teammate to finish the play.

Savanna is a prospect as a striker who leads her team from the front. She’s agile and very active, which makes her a constant headache for the opposing defense. On the ball, she can wiggle out of uncomfortable situations with little effort. When her team is on the ball, she moves across the final third into a position to receive the ball. She will either make runs in behind or drift wide, but wherever she goes she helps advance attacks. Her movements in the box cause confusion for the opposing defense, which plays in her favor. When she shoots, she manages to get a lot of power behind them regardless of where she shoots from.