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HUNGRY EMILIANO WANTS TO MAKE HIS MARC

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Tom Dean

BID: Emiliano Marcondes

EMILIANO Marcondes is on a mission to finally nail down a first-team place at Brentford after returning from injury last week.
The 24-year-old joined the Bees from Danish club FC Nordsjælland in January last year but has been unable to replicate his goalscoring form since his arrival at Griffin Park.
Marcondes was on a hot streak before leaving Denmark, having scored 18 goals in 20 games, but finds himself without a goal to his name in England and injuries haven’t helped his cause.
The attacking midfielder, who has represented ...

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