In this week’s The Radar column by Nick Wright, the spotlight shines on Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has become a pivotal figure for Leeds United in the Premier League. After a recent adjustment to his goal tally, Calvert-Lewin now boasts three goals this season, placing him just behind Erling Haaland of Manchester City. With a total of nine goals in 15 appearances across all competitions since April, his form has sparked discussions about a potential England recall.

Calvert-Lewin's performance in the 4-1 victory over Newcastle showcased his all-round attacking capabilities. His goals highlighted his aerial prowess and ability to make incisive runs, showing a marked improvement from his time at Everton, where he struggled with finishing.

Key points from Calvert-Lewin's resurgence include:

• Joint-top in aerial duels alongside Dan Ballard.
• Ranked among the top 10 for runs in behind.
• High off-the-ball intensity, contributing defensively and offensively.

His availability has also played a crucial role in his comeback, as he has managed to avoid serious injuries, a concern during his tenure at Everton. With 92% of Premier League minutes played this season, Leeds hopes to see him continue this form against Crystal Palace on Sunday.

Elsewhere, Brian Brobbey of Sunderland has emerged as a strong presence despite not scoring yet this season, showcasing his hold-up play against Arsenal. Meanwhile, Elliot Anderson is stepping up to fill the void left by Rodri at Manchester City.

As the weekend approaches, fans can look forward to a series of exciting matches, including Leeds vs Crystal Palace and Manchester City vs Sunderland, both crucial for the teams involved.