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LUKE CUNDLE

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 February 2025

LUKE CUNDLE

Talented technician who stars in the pocket
By Chris Dunlavy

MILLWALL MIDFIELDER
LUKE Cundle spent his formative years at Wolves watching Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves strut their stuff.
The Portuguese internationals provided inspiration and plenty of advice, but also presented an impassable barrier to the first team.
Cundle made just four Premier League appearances for Wolves, all of them in the 2021-22 campaign, and after loan spells at Swansea, Plymouth and Stoke, the 22-yearold has now joined Millwall on a permanent deal.
“I want to work hard and I want to bring goals and cr...

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