Who has been the most impressive player so far?
Trishana McGowan
Football, International Football, Sports, World Cup
November 29, 2022

Who has been the most impressive player so far?

Trishana McGowan (CVM TV World Cup analyst)

It is hard for me to choose one, so I am going with both Mohammed Kudus of Ghana as well as Cody Gapko from the Netherlands. It’s hard to decide between these two young players, but I think they have been playing very well and have contributed greatly.

Tanya Lee Perkins (athlete manager and head of LEEP Marketing)

Kylian Mbappé is the man. Two games, two outstanding performances with three goals and one assist. He found an additional gear in Qatar and it’s magical to watch.

Andrew Price (coach and marketing specialist)

Cody Gapko from the Netherlands; he has proven to be very exciting in a Netherlands team that has not really impressed. Three goals in three games, you can’t ask for more.

Damion Lowe (Inter Miami, 49 caps for Jamaica)

Vinicious Jr. He’s been effective in attack for the Brazilian team, and even though he hasn’t scored yet, he finds a way to create chances for his team and himself.

Andrew Price
Damion Lowe
Tanya Lee Perkins.
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