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In football, an apprentice is a young player, typically 16-18, who is learning their trade at a club while also continuing their education. They often sign a scholarship agreement before potentially earning a professional contract. Louis Page winning 'EFL Apprentice of the Year' highlights his talent and potential, showing he's excelled during this crucial developmental stage.
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