Scored 2 more today, 31 goals in 32 league games... unreal... all comps he has 39 goals in 45 games
Seemed to miss quite regularly for Madrid, but I guess he felt the pressure more. Since moving to Italy he's become much more clinical.Really?
This is very surprising news to me. I don't have the stats but I'll check this out. I have watched Higuain a lot and I've seen him miss unbelievable sitters. I do know he also scores a lot. Same with Cavani and Zlatan. They seem to miss almost as much as they score. This is not to say I wouldn't snap them up if they are available. Just saying that those who criticize Zlatan for missing chances will also certainly have problems with these other guys.
Yeah me too, do you know what Doutmund roughly want for him? Saw something like £70m but could be made upI just hope he doesn't join any of our rivals if we aren't after him. Will love to see him at Milan if he decides to leave and we're not involved.
Yeah me too, do you know what Doutmund roughly want for him? Saw something like £70m but could be made up
Allegedly PSG offered €70M and some Chinese clubs €80M with an annual salary of €50M. If Dortmund can get China, ChItaly and QataRance into a bidding war they could get a sheikhy sum.Yeah me too, do you know what Doutmund roughly want for him? Saw something like £70m but could be made up
Yes, RMC reported before he'll leave for not less than €70.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/11/tran...ap-70-million-price-tag-on-real-madrid-target
http://sempremilan.com/rmc-aubameyang-certain-to-leave-dortmund-with-milan-in-pole
If he is available for €70m Woody should waste no time.
70 million euros? We should be all over that. All things being equal, he's the best striker talent wise rumoured to be on the move this summer. Would take him easily over Lukaku, Morata, or Belotti.Yes, RMC reported before he'll leave for not less than €70.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/11/tran...ap-70-million-price-tag-on-real-madrid-target
http://sempremilan.com/rmc-aubameyang-certain-to-leave-dortmund-with-milan-in-pole
Seems like the antithesis of Mourinho's best strikers though.Probably the best center forward on the market that we could realistically get.
Seems like the antithesis of Mourinho's best strikers though.
His back to goal isn't as great as Ibra, Drogba, Benzema, or Costa, but he's great on the counter and is willing to work the channels like Milito and Eto'o. I'll be surprised if Dortmund are letting him leave though.Seems like the antithesis of Mourinho's best strikers though.
Auba wants to leave, Dortmund can not do much.His back to goal isn't as great as Ibra, Drogba, Benzema, or Costa, but he's great on the counter and is willing to work the channels like Milito and Eto'o. I'll be surprised if Dortmund are letting him leave though.
I'd want him but not instead of greizmann also because he's another player well have that'll just dream of Real Madrid...
But, his recent comment of him making his decision next week makes me suspicious that we're in for him. Hopefully he adapts better than all the other Dortmund players we got
At his age, there's virtually no chance of joining Madrid if he comes here.I'd want him but not instead of greizmann also because he's another player well have that'll just dream of Real Madrid...
But, his recent comment of him making his decision next week makes me suspicious that we're in for him. Hopefully he adapts better than all the other Dortmund players we got
But he's not, how can you say a teenager in his debut season is better than a proven 40 goal a season striker?The only player who is better than Auba is Mbappe, considering his age and upside. Auba is better than Moratta, Lukaku, Aguero, etc.
Question is how well will he do when his pace is of no use? A lot of times he wont have the space to run into when the opponent is sitting deep.He's fast as feck and can finish, would thrive with us imo. Imagine Auba on the end of B Silva and Pogba's through balls.
German Kicker magazine claims he's agreed personal terms with PSG.
That's not Kicker's turf. They cover German clubs and players, not French. Unless Cavani were to move to Bayern, you wouldn't read about Cavani in Kicker magazine.What happens to Cavani?
Question is how well will he do when his pace is of no use? A lot of times he wont have the space to run into when the opponent is sitting deep.
I mean, the only better long term option would be to purchase Mbappe. But in a 3-4 year term, Auba is a real deal.But he's not, how can you say a teenager in his debut season is better than a proven 40 goal a season striker?
He has potential yes but he isn't puttting the numbers Auba is doing.
Miki and Auba did fine last season. They were responsible for half of the Dortmund's 100 goals last season.I'm worried about this too, his strength is to stretch his legs and run in behind the defense, requires his teammates to play early balls, not sure we're going to have that understanding as early as next season.
That's not Kicker's turf. They cover German clubs and players, not French. Unless Cavani were to move to Bayern, you wouldn't read about Cavani in Kicker magazine.
And look what happened to Mikhi this season. Thing is, Dortmund are not a team under as much of a transition as we are and unlike us, they have a style of football that they play. I'm not saying Auba won't be a good signing, but it's really hard to be sure if playing in a congested penalty area is one of his strengths. Also, the fact that we're going to have at least 3 new faces in our squad next season, we're probably going to start off looking very disjointed, that'll only make it harder for Auba.Miki and Auba did fine last season. They were responsible for half of the Dortmund's 100 goals last season.
I suspect the question is then better directed to those who follow PSG closely.I asked for the sake of discussion, I wasn't expecting the report to have anything about Cavani.