James Maddison

Date of birth: November 23, 1996
Instagram: @madders
Club(s): Coventry, Norwich, Aberdeen (loan), Leicester
Country: England
Signing fee: £22.5 million
After leaving hometown club Coventry for Norwich in 2016, the attack-minded midfielder was thrown into the thick of action with a season-long loan at Aberdeen. Following his return south to Carrow Road, the England Under-21 international became a central figure under new head coach Daniel Farke and was voted Player of the Season before a big-money move to Leicester. His dynamic performances for the Foxes were eventually rewarded with a senior call-up ahead of Euro 2020.
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By Sam Dalling published
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