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Giorgi Mamardashvili made 21 saves in the group stages, equalling the most by a goalkeeper in European Championship history.

At the other end of the Georgia team, goalkeeper Mamardashvili has been outstanding in Germany.

Also 23, he was inspired in the second group game against the Czech Republic, making 11 saves to ensure a vital point.

• Jack, Newcastle United: If we are seriously looking for a new long-term number one, he looks great value.

• Tom, Nottingham Forest: A good transfer window will include signing a goalkeeper. Mamardashvili has really impressed me with very good saves and he would be the perfect signing.

• Ethan, Southampton: Mamardashvili has been unbelievable in goal for Georgia and, with Gavin Bazunu out for a long time, he could be a perfect signing.

Who do you think should be on the list? Check out the rest here

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Every couple of years, when a major international tournament comes along, a surprising new 'Baller' emerges and announces themselves on the big stage.

Think Enzo Fernandez at Qatar 2022. Jack Grealish after Euro 2020. Or the ultimate example - Karel Poborsky following Euro '96.

So who so far, has been your pick of the bunch during this summer's European Championship in Germany?

We asked fans of Premier League clubs for their suggestions...Check out some of the responses and full article here.

Mike, South Africa

The last few days I think the narrative has been set regarding England. I was asked to come on a programme "to react to England's performance".

But I thought, why would I not react to England's result?

We're talking more about the performance than the result itself now.

But if the result is a positive one in these final stages, then surely that's the objective?

England at Euro 2020 were not at their best in the final against Italy, but they only lost on penalties so their performance is only really discussed because of the fact they lost.

Had they won the shootout, how many people would discuss the performance and say it needs to be better for the next tournament? Nobody.

That's kind of where we're at. It's making some people uncomfortable because they believe if you're not playing well you're going to lose.

Yet if you have the ability to grind out a result, I think that's a huge asset to take it into the final stages.

Read more of Nedum Onuoha's BBC Sport column here.

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Senegal international Iliman Ndiaye joins his international teammate Idrissa Gana Gueye after singing a five-year contract for Everton for an undisclosed fee,

Ndiaye spent a year playing for Marseille in Ligue 1, making 46 appearances and becoming a essential component of the French team's run to the Europa League semi-finals.

“I am so pleased to be an Everton player,” he told evertontv. “The main reasons I wanted to join were how big the club is, its history and the part I can play in helping the team in the forward direction it is going in. I’m so excited and can’t wait to get going.

“Kevin [Thelwell] and the manager both spoke to me and made me feel wanted. My Senegal teammate Idrissa also played a part and spoke highly of the Club and a lot of good things.

“As a player, I like to dribble, show skills and get the fans out their seats. I want to score goals and get assists but I also like to work hard. I love running, chasing the ball, getting the team high up the pitch. As a striker, you're the first defender. I love doing that bit.

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According to the Sun, external Real Madrid want 23-year-old Crystal Palace and England defender Marc Guehi, Barcelona and Juventus are also keeping tabs on the defender.

Check out the rest of Wednesday's football gossip here.

Kai, London

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England defender Marc Guehi misses England's Euro 2024 quarter-final against Switzerland on Saturday through suspension.

Jude Bellingham spoke about the Palace man's vital assist for his overhead kick against Slovakia in the England in-house 'Diary Room' interview format.

"Probably the best flick on header in England history. He’ll never take any credit for it. But it’s important that he knows how appreciative I am and the team are of his contribution.

"The most humble geezer ever.... he thinks I’m just going to let him get away with a little handshake after he set up the most important goal of my life!

"I’m really big on giving people their flowers especially when they’ve been as good as he has so far this tournament.

"He’s set up a goal that is so important to us as a team.

"He’s only a little bit older than me but when you speak to him and when you’re around him, you get the idea he’s about 40 and has played like three careers.

"He’s such a nice guy that you actually forget about his physical presence and playing against him.

Whenever I see him go up for headers I think ‘Oh yeah it’s nice guy Marc’ and then it’s ‘boom’ and it’s like ‘oh yeah not-so-nice-guy’ Marc."

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And with that, the cameras close down as the open part of the training session ends.

The main takeaways are defender John Stones' knee is heavily strapped, Kieran Trippier was included and the players looks to be in good spirits.

Bukayo Saka shakes his finger at Jude Bellingham as he beats his team-mate in one-touch football. That means it is Bellingham's turn to get in the middle.

The Real Madrid player is not there for long as he gets the better of Declan Rice.

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It looks like it is probably a bit cold in Germany today with several of the players in joggers rather than shorts.

Some have braved it, including Jarrod Bowen and Adam Wharton.

Jude Bellingham and Lewis Dunk are passing a ball back and forth and then they widen it out to a small circle of players.

They are playing one-touch football, trying to keep the ball away from a player in the middle of the circle - which is currently Bukayo Saka.

Jarrod Bowen and Phil Foden weave left and right as training ramps up and there is plenty of laughter coming from the group - once again they look comfortable and at ease.

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There will have to be one enforced change for the game against Switzerland as Marc Guehi is suspended.

John Stones has his knee strapped but is moving fine.

Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa came on late in the last game against Slovakia when England were trying to close out the win, so he could be in line to come in.

Although, when Guehi went down injured in that match it was Lewis Dunk who was sent out to warm up.

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Luke Shaw and Declan Rice are in a pair once again during warm-up drills, they have been partnered up quite a few times during training.

Shaw is looking bright, although not much can be read into that as to whether he will start or even feature for England. Taking part in training does not tell us anything new as the Manchester United defender has featured in several sessions so far as he steps up his return from injury.

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The squad, aside from the keepers who were doing work in goal, gathered in a circle listening to directions from the coaches, with Gareth Southgate watching on.

They then dispersed to get on with their warm-up drills.

If you are watching along at the top of the page, the voices you can hear are the journalists on the sidelines.

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The players are going through warm-up drills and they are running back and forth.

One thing to note is defender John Stones has heavy strapping on his right knee. A positive though is that the Manchester City player does look to be moving freely.

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Anthony Gordon, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham are the first on screen with the rest of the squad following them out to the pitch.

Cole Palmer and Eberechi Eze having a good chat.

Click on the play icon at the top of this page to watch live.

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All 26 players are taking part in training this morning, which is a good sign for Newcastle full-back Kieran Trippier, who limped off during the second half of England's last-16 win against Slovakia after picking up a knock to his leg in a heavy challenge.

England - and Ipswich - fan Ed Sheeran paid a visit to the Three Lions camp earlier this week.

Let's hope the singer inspires Gareth Southgate's side to a "Perfect" performance against Switzerland on Saturday...

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