One of the major stories of the most sensational Premier League season of all time has been the emergence of players previously plying their trade lower down the league structure as established top flight stars.

Dele Alli and Jamie Vardy are the two names that perhaps spring to mind at an instant, though there are a number of talents who've done excellent jobs.

Most of the Leicester team as a whole have been captivating despite their Football League past, much as the Southampton of a few years ago were.

Michail Antonio of West Ham United is another who is well deserving of a mention, following in the footsteps of Hammers teammate Aaron Cresswell last year.

There's also a certain Gareth Bale who once played in England's second tier and is now the most expensive player in the history of the game.

So, searching for burgeoning talent in perhaps less celebrated areas of English football is all the rage right now.

Certainly one that has proven to be applicable to the bigger clubs in English football following the remarkable rise of Tottenham Hotspur.

In fact, their signing of Alli has embarrassed all the major players in the top tier, none more so than Manchester United.

As their plethora of big name signings continue to disappoint, it was the young former MK Dons midfielder who tore them apart during the famous 4-0 Capital One Cup loss last season who excels.

It's truly astonishing nobody connected with the Red Devils thought to swoop for the teenager who would soon go on to become one of the most exciting players in England.

It's indicative of their current state. Delusions of grandeur and their minds cast elsewhere, while missing what is in plain sight.

A mistake they can't afford to make again. There are some very talented players in the Football League, ones that can have similar impacts.

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Moussa Dembele

Moussa Dembele has emerged as one of the most promising players in Europe, despite a miserable season for Fulham as a whole.

Not quite safe yet, it's strange to see a teenager of such talent playing for a team bidding to beat the drop to League One.

16 goals this season have seen him linked with a move to Chelsea, though United should surely step in and make a bid while they still can.

The Frenchman has a huge future in the game and could spark quite the partnership with compatriot Anthony Martial for many years to come.

Lewis Cook

It's always controversial when a player makes a move across the Pennines from Leeds to their Manchester rivals. Eric Cantona. Alan Smith.

However, the Whites currently boast one of the biggest talents outside the Premier League in their ranks. Midfielder Lewis Cook has emerged as a player of enormous potential, winning the Young Player of the Year award in the Football League.

Just to give you an idea of how much of an achievement that is, both Alli and Gareth Bale have won that before.

Linked with a move to the Premier League, the 18-year old is a future England international and has a ridiculously bright future.

Rico Henry

Though Luke Shaw was showing the sort of form that prompted the Red Devils to splash £30m on him in the first place prior to his horrific injury, the club have struggled to fill the left-back void ever since.

A cynical and unfair view perhaps, but it would be unwise to not have a contingency plan in place in case the 20-year old doesn't come back as good as he once was.

Walsall left-back Rico Henry has been pulling up trees in League One, drawing comparisons to a certain Ashley Cole.

As the vastly expensive Marcos Rojo continues to disappoint, moving for the talented teen could prove to be an excellent piece of business.

Andre Dozzell

Son of former Ipswich man Jason, Andre Dozzell is highly rated at England youth level and has been linked with the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool.

Having scored for the Tractor Boys on his debt in a similar fashion to his record breaking father, the teenager has only prompted more suggestions he could a major player in the future.

Jordan Cousins

Another who has been fighting at the wrong end of the Championship for pretty much the entire season, Charlton Athletic midfielder Jordan Cousins has been linked with a move away.

The 22-year old is supremely talented on the ball and possesses an astute reading of the game wise beyond his years. Able to operate in either midfield or defence, the England under-20 man could be a useful squad option before developing to a top class first-team regular.