Sentence examples for nurturing players from inspiring English sources

Lyon has emulated Barcelona's youth academy in recruiting and nurturing players for its future.

He and his family in Denmark knew that he would get a better grounding and would develop more thoroughly at a club that has a history of nurturing players, rather than buying players who have matured.

It also serves a valuable purpose for smaller nations such as Rwanda, where the big business of nurturing players has yet to take hold and most still play in the – well-supported, by African standards – local setup.

"Danny's track record speaks for itself - he has a reputation for nurturing players," said Robinson.

He added: "Sometimes there are clubs that keep developing and nurturing players, then there are clubs that go for scouting.

Koeman comes with a reputation for an attacking brand of football and a commitment to promoting young talent, which will sit well with Southampton who have nurtured players such as Gareth Bale, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers in recent seasons.

"You have got to be able to nurture players, hang on to them and make sure they don't forget what Canada is about," said Yallop, 39. "Look, we had Holger Osieck, a German, a fine coach.

By focusing so heavily on nurturing young players, the Red Sox have several inexpensive players on their roster, allowing them to chase a pricey free agent when he is the right fit.

"He also shares my belief that the most successful clubs are built by nurturing young players through a development system that provides a clear path to the First Team, thereby creating a culture that keeps them at the Club for the long term.

Stewart has a reputation for identifying and nurturing young players, and the Union showed their new set of priorities with a series of trades that left them picking second, third and sixth in the first round, along with a high second-round pick.

For all their wealth, RB Leipzig's policy is one of focusing on youth, nurturing young players by giving them valuable game time that might not be available elsewhere before selling them on for a profit when they hit their prime.