Billy Gilmour helped Brighton create history as they officially qualified for Europe for the FIRST time.
The former Rangers kid made the move to the Seagulls under Graham Potter earlier this season but just weeks later he departed for Chelsea. Roberto De Zerbi arrived at the Amex and the Scotland international found game-time very hard to come by. But a rare chance to impress came against Wolves and he landed huge praise from his club boss in the demolition job.
That form earned him further starts against Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle in what has been a major boost for both the player himself and Scotland boss Steve Clarke with big Euro 2024 qualifiers against Norway and Georgia on the horizon. The 21-year-old had tongues wagging online after his stunning assist at St James' Park.