Everton youngster Jonathan Nsangou has caught the eye of many this week due to his superb goals for the U18s.
Everton youngster Jonathan Nsangou scored twice for the U18s at the weekend, with footage emerging of his fantastic strikes.
Firstly, Nsangou receives on his right foot outside the box, turns and carries towards the penalty area, and he sends a curling effort into the far corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance.
Later in the half, the 16-year-old turned in the centre of the pitch, leaving his opponent to simply look up into the sky in disbelief, before driving towards the box and dancing past another player.
Nsangou then works the ball onto his left foot, before sending a thunderous strike from outside the penalty area into the bottom corner.
The Everton U18s were up against Wolves, who the senior side face on Wednesday evening, defeating them 4-0. Summer signing Kai Hutchinson also got himself on the scoresheet.
With Nsangou being so young and there being minimal access to watch the U18 side, there will be many who know very little about the forward. Hopefully, this article can explain a little bit more about the exciting youngster.
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Who is Jonathan Nsangou?
At the age of 16, Nsangou has already represented two countries at international level. The young forward was initially with Poland at U15 level, before moving up to England U16s.
So far, he's represented the England U16 side on five occasions. Nsangou made his England debut at the age of 15 years and seven months, most recently playing in November 2025.
Nsangou has been catching the eye at Everton over the last few years, and even made his U21 debut at the age of 15. Just a few weeks prior to that, Nsangou was spotted training with the Everton first team, so he's clearly a player they rate highly.
Nsangou can play in multiple positions in attack, and although he made his U21 debut last year, he's predominantly been with the U18s. So far this season, Nsangou has grabbed four goals in three games in the U18 Premier League.
The 16-year-old caught the eye recently after his brace against Wolves, showing incredible technique and skill to not only score, but leave opposition markers for dead.
Last season, Nsangou notched nine goal contributions in 20 league appearances, and he's looking likely to beat that this campaign.
To make some of the readers feel old, Nsangou became the first Everton player born in 2010 to represent the U21s, and there's no doubt he's an exciting player for the future.
Nsangou currently has a contract with the Toffees until 2028, and it's no about ensuring that they give him the right path for his development and try to keep hold of him.
