Would make sense because this guy plays on the right. Would he be eligible to play if he's recalled?Hard to see why he wouldn’t be called back now that fella is out of the picture and DVB and Martial and most importantly Amad are gone.
let’s say our first choice lineup is rashford, Ronny, Sancho....we have Elanga, Jesse and Edi as back up...is that enough for 3 competitions? Ronny and Edi not really candidates for playing twice a week for 90 minutes. I would rather see Amad given the chance but this guy needs to be brought back. Sitting on the bench in a relegation battle in Spain is not helping anyone.
& yet theres several people on here who think he’s shite. Really hope he makes it here if just to silence them
Or we can just use him as a much better on the ball Dan James. We miss that guys energy getting forward and tracking back. This guy seems to have the right attitude.Based on those defensive stats and his relative stature can we convert him into our own Tariq Lamptey...
We loaned him to Alaves last January, he started 5 games out of 14 playing 540 minutes out of 1260, that's a poor return. They also never won a game he started, so they were always going to favour the experienced personnel within the squad that could help gain more wins, given they were in a relegation scrap.Everyone didn’t know at all. After not getting much game time initially he had forced his way into the team and was starting games regularly last season until he got injured. Then they wanted him back. And he wanted to go back.
I think we did too, he'd have benefitted from European football too.He chose to go there, according to reports. I think the club probably wanted him to join Club Brugge.
No, the loan was exactly what he needed, fast technical abd quality football. It didn't work out because he is not playing, but the idea was good.I rate him, I would have kept him during the summer or at least loaned him out to an English side, he was great for us during pre-season and deserved a chance.
His loan back to Spain was a strange decision, he would have been much better of playing in England, learning the language, getting used to the physical side of the game. It would seem we bought him, decided he wasn't good enough and are now going to hawk him around on loan deals to get a few quid, with an eye to selling him later on down the line for a profit.
I'd argue the opposite, Uruguay play attacking, proactive football which allowed him to show his best qualities, Alaves spend 90 minutes camped in their own box, they've only scored 16 goals in 22 games this season. He's mostly a bench player there, I'd argue he'd get more opportunities off the bench for us than Alaves as we have an incentive to develop him. To put into perspective how little he's played, he played 8 games with our U23s and racked up half the minutes he has in a calendar year at Alaves. I personally just don't see how the loan is good for him at all, while it seemingly hasn't hindered his development so far I certainly wouldn't want him going there again next year.Judging from those performance for Uruguay is the loan at Alaves really that bad? It doesn't seem to be harming his development, that's for sure.
Yes.Judging from those performance for Uruguay is the loan at Alaves really that bad? It doesn't seem to be harming his development, that's for sure.
No, the loan was exactly what he needed, fast technical abd quality football. It didn't work out because he is not playing, but the idea was good.
The other option would've been playing in the championship where the level of football is quite trash.
I'd argue the opposite, Uruguay play attacking, proactive football which allowed him to show his best qualities, Alaves spend 90 minutes camped in their own box, they've only scored 16 goals in 22 games this season. He's mostly a bench player there, I'd argue he'd get more opportunities off the bench for us than Alaves as we have an incentive to develop him. To put into perspective how little he's played, he played 8 games with our U23s and racked up half the minutes he has in a calendar year at Alaves. I personally just don't see how the loan is good for him at all, while it seemingly hasn't hindered his development so far I certainly wouldn't want him going there again next year.
Yes.
The fact he barely plays, and when he does it's spent camped in his own half defending.
What's the point of having an attacking player, and making them defend all match? how is that going to help when he comes back to United?
He should be playing in a side where he is getting regular attacking moves. Being comfortable on the ball and attacking players etc.
If he isnt playing for Alaves then why not cancel his loan and train him with first team squad.
To be fair, he was one of our brightest players in the pre-season.Calm down lads, Its only Venezuela.... bloody hell
Pellistri is actually a very talented winger and I believe he will make it in the united first team. Really think him and amad were actually top notch signings. He just needs a loan where he is playing everyday. I think if we get someone like ten hag who really believes in youth...he wont even send him out on loan. Just needs a chance
Players need to fit the play style. Alaves spend most of their time pinned back in their own half. When they have a lead or a draw on the board they park the bus completely. So the best player for Alaves is the one that's good in his own half and has mastered the Spanish arts of shithousery.Just needs a chance to do what exactly. We are a club that wants to win the CL and PL tomorrow, is he good enough? Is he good enough for Aston Villa or Brighton? This forum is very strange when it comes to ambition and who is going to take us there quickly. Laird here, Pellestri there, Garner as well since he had one good game for Forest, let’s not forget Tuanzebe who couldn’t get a game for Villa, Henderson last year, and so on and so forth. Remember that our competition is Sadio Mane and Mahrez, Bernardo Silva and Jota.. I hardly believe this bloke is remotely close to being good enough if he can’t get games for Alaves or wherever he is at.