Rasendori
Man Of Culture
- Joined
- May 30, 2016
- Messages
- 1,806
The player that stands out the most to me is Luke Ayling. He's very much integral to the build up phase by being a playmaker in the first phase in the build up. Also love the way he contributes higher up the pitch assisting in facilitating possession when he comes infield allowing Leeds to have numerical superiority. If he was to get injured at any point, I think he'd be the biggest loss for Mr.Biesla. From an aesthetic standpoint, I hope both Walker and Ayling are on their a-game in the upcoming spectacle between Leeds & City. Thought Walker's performance against Real Madrid was somewhat reminiscent of what Ayling offers albeit at a lower stage. One difference is I've seen Ayling take up positions one might expect from a traditional #10, will be interesting to see if he takes that calculated risk given the threat which City carry in offensive forays.