The 21-year-old who has suits in Leicester City, Fulham and Middlesbrough responded to his good bit of news this week.
Blackpool star Karamoko Dembele said it’s ‘nice’ to be recognised after being nominated for an EFL award.
The loan star is up one of three players up for the Young Player of the Year. He is up against Ronnie Edwards of Peterborough United and Wigan Athletic’s Charlie Hughes.
Dembele has notched up 11 assists and six goals in League One this year. His performances have seen him attract interest from Everton, West Ham Nottingham Forest, Brentford and Fulham from the Premier League.
Leeds United, Leicester City, Middlesbrough and Southampton in the Championship are also keeping tabs. “It feels good that my performances have been recognised,” he said in an interview with the club.
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West Ham insist Konstantinos Mavropanos is not for sale after being linked with shock move to Italy.
A senior spokesman inside West Ham has responded to claims Konstantinos Mavropanos could be sold this summer.
It may have taken him a little time to establish himself in the side but Konstantinos Mavropanos is proving to be worth the wait for West Ham.
The towering Greek defender has really started to find his feet in the Premier League after a couple of errors blighted promising early displays.
Mavropanos put in another excellent performance in West Ham’s draw with Spurs.
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The 6ft 4in 26-year-old is aggressive in the tackle and has the strength, pace and bravery needed to be a quality centre-back in the Premier League.
He has taken the place of Nayef Aguerd who lacks those traits.
Mavropanos is emerging as a real candidate to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Craig Dawson and James Collins as a cult hero defender for the Hammers.
