«Breaking News» Ryan Sessegnon thrown in the deep end at Man City

Fulham's Serbian manager Slavisa Jokanovic did his bit for young English players by throwing 18-year-old Ryan Sessegnon in the deep end at The Etihad Stadium, saying the experience will be a 'huge benefit' to the teenager's development.

Jokanovic championed Sessegnon's inclusion in England's World Cup squad and though he hasn't played the youngster in every Premier League so far, he selected him at left back at The Etihad where he had the stern test of stopping Raheem Sterling, Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker.

Sessegnon was not entirely successful with two of City's goals in a 3-0 win developing on his side. But Jokanovic had no regrets about the selection which followed England manager Gareth Southgate's complaints not enough homegrown players were involved in Premier League games.

Ryan Sessegnon (left), 18, started at left back against Manchester City at The Etihad Stadium

Slavisa Jokanovic said the experience will be a 'huge benefit' to the teenager's development

'It's a huge benefit for this kind of player. He has played a hundred games in The Championship and I thought he could have gone to the World Cup. Now it is time to play games in places like this.

'He is not a kid and part of his profession is to win, draw or lose matches. When I analyse the game, I think Ryan played well. He might have been stronger in both sides (attacking and defending), maybe he was a little bit shy.

'But he was satisfied and happy to participate in the game and I think it's very good for his development.'

Sessegnon turned 18 in May and is 10 days older than City's own prospect Phil Foden, who was an unused substitute. The Fulham defender has long attracted interest from Spurs but chose to stay at Craven Cottage after they won promotion to the Premier League last season.

Teenager was not entirely successful with two of City's goals in 3-0 win developing on his side

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Main photo article Fulham’s Serbian manager Slavisa Jokanovic did his bit for young English players by throwing 18-year-old Ryan Sessegnon in the deep end at The Etihad Stadium, saying the experience will be a ‘huge benefit’ to the teenager’s development.
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