16/05 - 20:00
We follow a League Two Hutchinson with a namesake displaying immense promise for Kieran McKenna's impressive Ipswich Town side in the Championship: winger Omari Hutchinson.
The 20-year-old attacker, who has been capped twice by the Jamaican national team after playing for England at youth level, joined the Tractor Boys on a season-long loan from Chelsea last summer and has been a crucial part of the Tractor Boys' automatic promotion push.
In what is his first full season playing regularly as a professional, Hutchinson has adapted well to the demands of what is regularly billed as 'the most competitive league in the world' and has regularly contributed key moments for the high-flying East Anglians.
Only three players have been directly involved in more goals for the Suffolk outfit than Hutchinson this season with the Jamaica winger chalking up seven goals and five assists. He has also averaged 1.1 successful dribbles per game, only Nathan Broadhead managing more for Ipswich this year.
To date, Hutchinson has one Premier League appearance to his name, won under Graham Potter during his short stint at Chelsea. Given his form this season, further game time in the top flight beckons for this exciting young talent.
