Yankuba Minteh continues to strengthen his status as one of the Premier League’s most thrilling young talents after another standout performance for Brighton.
Minteh drives Brighton’s attack with relentless pace, sharp movement, and lethal end product, and he unsettles every defence he faces.
His influence grew even stronger after Brighton’s 2–1 win over Brentford, a match that triggered fresh acclaim across English football.
Supporters, pundits, and analysts highlighted his impact once again, and many described him as one of the league’s most exciting emerging forwards.
He controlled key moments of the victory, created chances, and delivered decisive contributions in the final third.
His assists and constant pressure pushed Brentford back throughout the match, and he shaped the rhythm of Brighton’s attacking play.
His confidence grew with each involvement, and he drove his team forward with intensity and purpose.
Reactions around the league reflected just how highly many rate him.
Commentators called him “the best player his country has ever produced,” while others labelled him “the most dangerous under-21 player in the Premier League.”
The level of praise continues to rise with each week, and Brighton appear to have secured a remarkable asset for their long-term project.
Minteh’s numbers underline his rapid growth. He stands as the only player aged 21 or younger with direct involvement in 15 Premier League goals since the start of last season, scoring seven times and setting up eight more.
He maintains an impressive level of consistency, and he performs with a maturity far beyond his age.
He now carries the reputation of a young forward who can change matches at any moment, and his form keeps Brighton firmly competitive in one of the world’s toughest leagues.
His trajectory shows no signs of slowing, and English football continues to watch his rise with keen interest.
Yankuba Minteh is the only player aged 21 or under to be directly involved in 15 Premier League goals since the start of last season.
7 goals, 8 assists. ⚽🅰️ pic.twitter.com/Ow78TQyOVI
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