The Scottish Premiership is one of the top leagues in Europe, and this month has seen some impressive performances from young strikers. One player who stands out from the rest is Heart of Midlothian's James Tavernier, who has been a key player for his team throughout the season.
Tavernier, who is just 20 years old, has scored three goals and provided one assist in the month of June alone. His performance against Motherwell on June 6th was particularly impressive, as he scored two goals and set up another to help his side win 4-1.
His form has caught the attention of many fans and critics alike, and it's clear that he is one to watch in the future. Tavernier's goal against Motherwell came after Hearts had fallen behind early, but he was able to score twice in the second half to turn the game around.
Hearts' manager, Derek McInnes, praised Tavernier's performance, saying "James is a young talent who has really come into his own over the past few months. He's a fantastic striker and we're very lucky to have him at the club."
While Tavernier may be relatively new to the Scottish Premiership, he has already made a name for himself. With more performances like this, he could well become one of the league's most important players in the coming seasons.