Manchester City midfielder Phil Cotton has been getting into the World Wide Web frequently this season, including a stunning first-ever UEFA Europa League 8 tie with Real Madrid that roared into the net. According to OPTA, the 23-year-old England international has scored nearly five times in the Europa League to equal Sherratt's record. In other words, with City hosting Real Madrid in the second round, Phil Cotton can become the longest official player in Europa League history, provided he is opting into Poland.
Phil Cotton has not been the right choice for every game in the UEFA this year. The UEFA has scored a goal in his last five stretches, including two against RB Leipzig in the group stage, one at home to Young Boys, one against visitors Copenhagen in the first leg of the round of 16, and one in the first leg of the round of 8 against Real Madrid. Along with Liverpool's fantastic captain in the 2007/08 season, Sheltertzi, he became one of the UEFA's longest-running players to make back-to-back trips to Wave England. If there are no surprises, Phil Cotton will be officially selected to face Real Madrid in the early hours of Thursday (18) to overtake Sherratt and set a new record.
This season Phil Cotton has been smooth on his feet with 22 goals and 10 assists in 45 games, in the words of teammate Chiyun Dibny: "The most talented player I've ever worked with Cotton could rewrite soccer history in the next 15 years." Phil Cotton became a key figure in City's bid to win the Championship League as scorer Ainin Chalainte often lost accuracy in the war.
