November 21, 2024
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Brandon Cover closes down Jordan Gibson during his Port Vale debut against Doncaster

Leicester City have ‘absolutely superb’ prospect who won’t give opponents a moment’s peace.

Brandon Cover arrived on loan at Port Vale with just one senior appearance to his name, but he’s been thrown straight in under Darren Moore and has quickly looked at home.

Leicester City prospect Brandon Cover was hailed as “absolutely superb” as he continues to make a telling impact on loan at Port Vale.

Brandon Cover closes down Jordan Gibson during his Port Vale debut against Doncaster

The 20-year-old defensive midfielder/right-back has started all three League Two matches for Port Vale since heading to Staffordshire on deadline day. Despite his inexperience, his displays have earned rave reviews.

Cover made his City debut in the FA Cup last season but that was the only senior appearance he had to his name before joining Vale. But thanks to his aggression and physicality, he has quickly settled in, and had his best game yet as Vale beat Chesterfield 1-0 at the weekend.

Brandon Cover closes down Jordan Gibson during his Port Vale debut against Doncaster

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Port Vale correspondent Mike Baggaley picks up the story: It was as much about what didn’t happen as what did. Vale were up against a side expected to be one of the best in the division and on Chesterfield’s left flank was James Berry, the winger who had just been nominated for League Two player of the month.

Brandon Cover closes down Jordan Gibson during his Port Vale debut against Doncaster

Having to deal with him was Brandon Cover, the 20-year-old on-loan Leicester defender making only the third league appearance of his career. Advantage Chesterfield? Mayhem on Vale’s right? Not at all as it turned out because Cover shut down every threat on that flank, both while Berry was on the pitch and then after the winger was subbed with half an hour to go.

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