ThomasEmil
Invisible Herrera Watcher
Im fairly sure, Moyes is gonna almost sign this lad
You are overthinking this a bit. It was a widely reported 'secret' that he wants out for months now, and people are such idiots as you are assuming right now, everyone recognizes the market and that there might simply be no funds for him elsewhere.
He was great last season. Not sure why the fact that he wants to leave the club makes him the new Mata as according to 2 posts now from today that is being the case. You don't become a shit player because you want out.
Last season wasn't just the CL final you know.He definitely wasn't 'great' last season
Last season wasn't just the CL final you know.
Last season wasn't just the CL final you know.
I'd take him as part of the Kane deal. Probably wouldn't be up for it but if it's the end of the window and his choices are bench at City or starting at Spurs then he might jump. Laporte too if he's one of the others Pep was referring to as wanting out.
He got 5 goals 9 assists in all comps
Ok, then he was 'very, very good' last season if we're playing semantics.Yes I do because I was referencing his league form
Yep, he was linked to Barca a little but we all know that’s not happening .And giving Foden playing time
The question is which teams that he'd be happy to join could afford him? Surely he'd cost £50-60 million or so and want to go to a team that can win something.
Ok, then he was 'very, very good' last season if we're playing semantics.
I don't know why I bother but honestly, how many games have you seen from City last season? Because I saw them all. Either you are referring to his first season or to season 19/20, but last season he was everything but bang average. Even just going by simple logic, why do you reckon he was the go-to-guy in every midfield or forward position last year and ended up with 45 appearances in a highly successful team if he was so average?I think the term you're looking for is bang average
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I don’t agree with your opinion. All three of them in their peak are absolutely wonderful players and have proven despite their “physicality” they are top players who can get it done. I would be glad to have them here at United but we won’t get Isco or Silva and we got a Mata when he was sort of declining and we had a shit team around him.I'll be honest. I've never liked him as a player. Like Mata or Isco I feel he's too limited physically for the attacking role he plays and is not really direct enough to be effective. I always felt on a weaker team, these weaknesses in his game, even at his physical peak, would have been exposed. However, due to Pep's, Barca's and Spain's systems, players like this get away with having so many weaknesses. People compare them quite easily with the Iniesta's and David Silva's without realizing how different and limited some of these smaller technical players are in comparison.
I don't know why I bother but honestly, how many games have you seen from City last season? Because I saw them all. Either you are referring to his first season or to season 19/20, but last season he was everything but bang average. Even just going by simple logic, why do you reckon he was the go-to-guy in every midfield or forward position last year and ended up with 45 appearances in a highly successful team if he was so average?
Isn’t a great goal scorer and isn’t that creative compared to others he is fighting with. Also doesn’t have that physical presence compared to others. Just runs a lot and is very secure on the ball. Overrated in my opinion.He's an incredible player but I think he's a victim of all the competition and rotation within the team. The fact that he isn't a goal scorer makes things harder for him to get into the team as Foden, Sterling and Mahrez all score more than he does.
A change of team may do him wonders sort of like Alexis Sanchez when he moved to Arsenal.
I agree with this. He isn’t a central midfielder and is more confident on the wing. Problem is that at the very top for you to be the best on the wing you have to be very fast and technical. Players like robben, salah, sterling, mane are what you find at the top. You need players that can penetrate and make defenders think twice about pressing high. Bernardo Silva is not that guy. He also doesn’t have the creativity that Silva and iniesta have to play the central role consistently. He is a very good player but has always been overrated because he is a hard worker and can do a good enough job.I'll be honest. I've never liked him as a player. Like Mata or Isco I feel he's too limited physically for the attacking role he plays and is not really direct enough to be effective. I always felt on a weaker team, these weaknesses in his game, even at his physical peak, would have been exposed. However, due to Pep's, Barca's and Spain's systems, players like this get away with having so many weaknesses. People compare them quite easily with the Iniesta's and David Silva's without realizing how different and limited some of these smaller technical players are in comparison.
I'll be honest. I've never liked him as a player. Like Mata or Isco I feel he's too limited physically for the attacking role he plays and is not really direct enough to be effective. I always felt on a weaker team, these weaknesses in his game, even at his physical peak, would have been exposed. However, due to Pep's, Barca's and Spain's systems, players like this get away with having so many weaknesses. People compare them quite easily with the Iniesta's and David Silva's without realizing how different and limited some of these smaller technical players are in comparison.
He only made 26 appearances in the league, if he was the go to guy why were there 12 games he didn't even feature in? I'd be willing to bet not all of those 26 were even starts either
If he were the go to guy then why does he want to leave?
24 league starts isn't great by any stretch
Pep uses his squad and rotates properly.
In other words, proper squad rotation doesn't just mean making 8 changes for a league cup match.
Only 3 outfield players played more than 28 PL games last season (Dias, Rodri & Sterling), so Bernado Silva's 26 PL appearances (24 starts) doesn't appear to be particularly unusual.
He was amazing in 2018/19 season though. Last 2 seasons not so much - consistency issuesMind the Caf overrated the feck out of him? Silly buggers.
Pep does rotate properly. I wonder if there’s a reason he rotated more than Ole or Klopp?
I've read that he really wants to go to Spain. Atleti seems like the most plausible destination, especially if they sell Saul.
Juventus should be all over him, as should be Dortmund, as should be Real Madrid. Liverpool sure could use him too.
This is one excellent player that will not be crazily expensive.
Inter would actually be a decent shoutHe really wants to join Barcelona dosen't he, good luck with that one.
Think he'll end up in Italy.
I don’t agree with your opinion. All three of them in their peak are absolutely wonderful players and have proven despite their “physicality” they are top players who can get it done. I would be glad to have them here at United but we won’t get Isco or Silva and we got a Mata when he was sort of declining and we had a shit team around him.