Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku has been making waves in the Euro 2024 group stage for Belgium. At just 22 years old, he has become a standout player for the Red Devils, leading the way with his impressive dribbling skills.
Doku has made 26 dribbles during the group stage, a feat that hasn’t been achieved by any player since France’s Franck Ribery at Euro 2012. This impressive performance has helped Belgium secure their spot in the round-of-16 with a draw against Ukraine in their final group game.
The young winger’s success on the international stage comes as no surprise given his impressive stats in the English Premier League last season. He attempted 162 dribbles, with teammate Phil Foden coming in second for City with 97. However, Doku was the only player in the Premier League to make more dribbles than him, with West Ham midfielder Mohammed Kudus clocking up an astounding 216 dribbles in the league.
Doku’s successful debut season at Manchester City saw him score seven goals and contribute ten assists for Pep Guardiola’s side in all competitions. His performance on the international stage is just another testament to his talent and potential as a footballer.
