Indian teenager strikes record 50
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Atlético-MG is getting ready to return to training after the World Cup break, and coach Eduardo Domínguez may look to the youth academy “with affection.”
Defensive midfielder Cissé, 19, is the youth player most used by Barba at Atlético-MG this season.
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Cissé has taken the field 12 times, starting only twice: in the Mineiro final against Cruzeiro and against Puerto Cabello in the Copa Sudamericana.
The young Guinean is fearless and performs well both defensively and offensively, earning the trust of the Argentine coach.
Pascini and Cauã Soares come next, with seven matches each; Iseppe and Luís Gustavo were used only once.
Vitão, Índio, and goalkeepers Gabriel Delfim, Robert, and Pedro Cobra did not get any chances under Domínguez in the first half of 2026.
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The highlight-reel catches are what fans see, but for Ja’Kobi Lane, those moments are built long before game day. The behind-the-scenes work is what he believes separates good receivers from great ones. Lane explained how repetition and training shape his ability on his appearance during The Lounge podcast. He said, “In practices and times where I’m on the Jugs machine for countless hours or juggling three balls or catching tennis balls, those are the times where I’m putting in the work.” That preparation translates directly to game situations.
“I’ve been catching the ball one-handed throughout my life since I was knee high.”
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Lane also emphasized that those catches aren’t intentional improvisation—they’re the result of trust in his ability.
“I’m never trying to make a one-handed catch. I trust myself enough to go up with one hand and box somebody out.”
It’s that blend of preparation and instinct that creates the plays fans remember.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ja’Kobi Lane reveals the secret behind his highlight-reel catches