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While most of La Liga’s oxygen was consumed by the first El Clásico since Jose Mourinho returned to Real Madrid, another rivalry clash put Alex Freeman in spotlight position. Or quite a few positions, as it turned out. Continue reading…

United States international Alex Freeman scored his first La Liga goal and played across three different positions during Villarreal's comeback victory against rivals Valencia. The 22-year-old Orlando City product started at left-back before shifting to right-back and eventually right midfield, earning man-of-the-match honors after Villarreal secured a late win.
Villarreal manager Iñigo Pérez praised Freeman as a versatile "super player" capable of fulfilling multiple roles with astonishing composure. The performance follows Freeman's initial $4 million move from Orlando in January, earning further praise from USMNT manager Mauricio Pochettino regarding his world-class potential.
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