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It wasn’t magic that got N’Golo Kanté to the very top Share this story Photo by Quality Sport Images/Getty Images One day before Chelsea won the 2012 Champions League, 21-year-old N’Golo Kanté made his debut for US Boulogne in what was the last match of the 2011-12 Ligue 2 season in France. He played 11 minutes on that May 18, with his team relegated to the third division at the final whistle. From that unassuming start, Kanté would rise steadily, unerringly, and practically without any fanfare to the very top of the footballing world. Two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and a Europa League trophy, not to mention a World Cup and countless individual awards later, few would doubt his credentials as one of the very best midfielders of his generation. And I don’t mean just “defensive” midfielder, even if he’s most widely recognized for his uncanny ability to always be in the right place at the right time.

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