bosskeano
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he's scored again today against Atalanta in the Europa League
Wow, great, another player putting up great numbers in the Bundesliga that will be shite in the Premier League.
It is a lazy opinion for sure, but it hasn't been great so far for the hyped Bundesliga transfers, especially for United fans so it's not shocking to see pessimism.It's a shame that this lazy opinion has become universal for every Bundesliga player. Genuinely think some people here would think Lewandowski would flop in the premier league.
Who knows, maybe if De Bruyne was still at Wolfsburg right now, you'd think the same.
If you watch his performances, that should tell you enough about him, the guy is elite.
Similar mental G/As too.Sancho flashbacks...
It is a lazy opinion for sure, but it hasn't been great so far for the hyped Bundesliga transfers, especially for United fans so it's not shocking to see pessimism.
He’s 99th percentile for progressive passes received (Champions League only) and 91st for touches in penalty boxes. He absolutely runs in behind and gets behind defences.I agree, Antony from the little I've seen does offer a lot of that though! For Ajax ETH has Tadic on the opposite flank to Antony, so I'd say Sancho would suit playing opposite to Antony who from what I've seen is a good blend as both a scorer/off the ball runner and good on the ball. Also really depends with what we do through the middle (like if we get Darwin Nunez then it's fine as he's basically a poacher).
Yeah. Antony just seems like the perfect option tbh. Between ETH knowing him and clearly liking his talent and attitude already, being a left footed tricky right winger who has decent enough defensive stats (nothing crazy but not a 0 defensively), his age, his talent, and the style of play to compliment Bruno and Sancho in the 3 behind the striker.He’s 99th percentile for progressive passes received (Champions League only) and 91st for touches in penalty boxes. He absolutely runs in behind and gets behind defences.
I don’t think Lewandowski would flop here at all. He would probably/almost certainly score less but he is undoubtedly incredible.It's a shame that this lazy opinion has become universal for every Bundesliga player. Genuinely think some people here would think Lewandowski would flop in the premier league.
Who knows, maybe if De Bruyne was still at Wolfsburg right now, you'd think the same.
If you watch his performances, that should tell you enough about him, the guy is elite.
You'd also keep Pogba if you had the choice, so feel free if I ignore your opinion on Bruno.
Seriously though, how comes nearly every poster who constantly bashes Bruno, are always the same ones who continuously lavish praise Pogba even though he's been a complete flop since he got here?
Whoever lands him will have a hell of a talent.
All that promise as the gem of PSG's academy years ago seems to be coming to fruition
Would not be surprised one bit if he forces his way into France's front 3 at the World Cup come November.
It's good to see him shine and show the failures of PSG's constant look outside their own gold mine of an academy.
Of course it wasn't.So was the rumour of our scouts not looking at Nkunku at all true?
He is one of numerous examples, just the latest in a long line of disregarding academy talent for the shiny names, not giving the youth enough time to develop with the first team. Just the last couple of games, where we're dominating lesser opposition with a huge lead in the league, and Michut and Simons can barely get a look in and will most likely leave themselves at the end of the contract, maybe they shine maybe they don't, but in Nkunku they didn't even get a buy-back option, they just dismissed one of their best talent and he's now putting up Sancho numbers in the Bundesliga and Europe.It's far more complicated than that. Nkunku needed to be a starter in a less high-profile team in order to improve, he was stagnating at PSG as a sub and he was 3 levels below Neymar MBappé and Di Maria at the time. Was PSG supposed to go all in with him hoping he reaches a top level 2 or 3 seasons later? It happens in pretty much every club with a good academy, some player get far better when they leave because they needed far more playtime. Good for him though, he's a good kid.
Of course it wasn't.
'Warned' we'd have to pay a bargain price
Get him and Nunez.
attack, attack, attack!
'Warned' we'd have to pay a bargain price
Worth it, same price as Liverpool paid for Keita.
Who has provided no value at all.
That's not the point, Nkunku is a much bigger star than him and he's the same price.
Not going to bother arguing his talent, it's clear for people to see if you watch him. If you don't rate him then that's on you.
'Warned' we'd have to pay a bargain price