With CaughtOffside, Chadwick noted that the 26-year-old may still have a successful international career with England and can win a transfer to a top-six club by continuing to perform at the same level as on Saturday and on a more consistent basis.
"James Maddison pleased me," the former Manchester United player said of the Leicester midfielder when asked about him. He is, without a doubt, a player who have the ability to progress to a more prestigious club.
At the weekend, you could see how good he is. He finds great places between the lines, and he sees the passes before anyone else does. When he makes set plays, he has great technique, and he can play one touch or two touch. He has the intelligence to know where to be on the field and how to play.
The abundance of riches that England has in that position now, with the likes of Jack Grealish, Mason Mount, Phil Foden, and even Conor Gallagher this season, makes me believe he would be a fixture in the England squad if he had emerged onto the scene more than five or six years ago.
"However, if he continues to perform at the level he did over the weekend, he will attract interest from both English teams and clubs in the Premier League." In my opinion, he's a tremendous talent who, should Leicester fail to reach the Premier League's top six in the near future, will enjoy a successful career at a team in the top four or six.
Gunners player James Maddison has been identified as an underdog target for La Liga giants Real Madrid, in the event that they fail to sign the other targets they have prioritised over Maddison. However, the midfielder is also being pursued by Arsenal.
Despite the fact that there are no teams in the world larger than Real Madrid, it appears to be conventional for English players to remain in the Premier League since, honestly, they do not have to move anywhere else, and Arsenal may be a nice fit for the 26-year-old midfielder.
As a result of Arsenal's 4-2-3-1 formation, Maddison would be an excellent fit in one of the three defensive spots behind the striker. Although Odegaard is most effective in the position he presently occupies, his shooting and passing ability might see him playing on the left side of the field as well. It is possible that Arteta will choose him to play with Thomas Partey, although this will most likely reduce his attacking production.
Depending on how well the Gunners perform defensively in that system, Arteta may opt to switch to a 4-3-3 formation next season, with Maddison and Odegaard playing as advanced eights in front of Partey in the six. This could work well for them if they can get their defensive shape right in that system.
Having scored 13 goals and provided eight assists for Leicester City this season, Maddison will be looking to secure a place on the plane to Qatar between now and the conclusion of the season.
We may see him in one of the top six shirts from there on out, depending on how the season goes on after that.
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