I think he will work very well with Eriksen and having a #6 behind them two.
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)Thats why its Rabiot as the 6 with SMS as the 8 or FDJ as the 6 and Rabiot as the 8.Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Great summary, thank you!Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Not if we get Frenkie. But knowing us we will miss out on both of them and still play Fred week in week out.
Knowing us we'll wait until deadline day to find out we'll not sign FDJ, only for it to be too late to sign Savic
That's the way it seems to going anyways. Our club doesn't know any other way of working.
Fred in the team is a disaster. Doesn’t matter if he is deployed as a #10. He will keep giving away the ball even if he isn’t under pressure. He needs to be out of the team which means we need to sign a minimum of two midfielders.
Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Firstly, thank you very much for the insight, into a player I'm not over familiar with, so it's much appreciated.Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Bruno is one of my favorite players but I would sell him while his stock is still up to generate transfer revenues. We have no $$ and we need a liverpool Coutinho type of sale and I would bin Rashford and Bruno for that.
I don’t think Bruno‘s stock is up at this time. Another contract renewed too early for no reason.
Nice post. I only want this for Christmas. If Christmas was now.Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Bruno should be dropped, I would hopefully get another winger and let Sancho and Ericsen play the 10 role for a bit instantly it’s time to change the team for the next game to 4231 with T Heaton, AWB, Varane, Baily or Lindelof, Malacia, J Garner or L Martinez , Z IQbal, Ericsen, Sancho, Rashford, Garnaucho, we need pace up front and the players needs to know their are consequences for a result like today, everyone thinks we are getting thrashed by Liverpool so we might as well change most of the team but we are now seeing our squad problems with one injury to Martial and we look threadbare up front, we’ll done John Murtourgh outstanding recruitment hopefully someone will sack him and Richard Arnold before September 1st too !
Nice summary, cheers.Hi, Serbian guy here.
First of all, Sergej Milinković-Savić absolutely isn't a 10. He is an 8, a box to box midfielder. He can play as a 10, but it isn't his natural position and he is best suited for a formation that has 3 midfielders. As you all have said he isn't a 6 and if you are signing him to be a 6 that would be a huge mistake. He's miles ahead of McTominay and Fred, and although I'm biased, he's better than Bruno and Erikssen(although I'd say Erikssen in his prime was better). He's also able too play a slightly more defensive minded game than Bruno and Erikssen.
In Lazio he played as an 8 last season andn in our national team he usually plays in a midfield 2 alongside a defensive minded midfielder(Lukić from Torino or Maksimović from Getafe), which shows he doesn't have to play as offensively as some of you think. He's incredibly skillful and he likes to show it off(he tries lots of backheel passes,no look passes,nutmegs,etc).He works really hard and tries to help defensively a lot(as you'd expect from a box to box midfielder), he was one of the leading players in Serie A when it comes to covered ground and he was our national team leader in the same category at 2018 World Cup.He is good with both feet and can score goals with both(even from outside the box). He's rarely outmuscled, and he has very good crossing ability. I've seen headers were marked as a major strenght here, but I'd say he's better on the ground than in the air. Sure he's got a decent header but I wouldn't even put him in the top 5 in our national team, whereas I think he's incredible with the ball in his feet. The one thing he lacks is speed. He's not extremely slow, but that is definitely his biggest weakness.
His passing range is insane(probably not on the De Bruyne level or on Pogba's level when he's having a good game), but I'd put him in top 10-15 in the world definitely. At club level he's really consistent with his performances and will always give you at least 7/10 performance(but in most games he'd give an 8 or 9). In the national team he isn't as consistent(probably because he struggles a little bit more in a midfield 2), but nevertheless he regularly comes up with an assist or a goal. That's also one of his strongest attributes, he's a clutch player. When a defence needs to be unlocked he always comes up with something.
If he were to come to Manchester United, I think he'd need a 6 behind him. Him, a new DM and one of Erikssen/Bruno would be an excellent midfield. I don't really get some criticism on here, that he's not a good player when he's been one of the best(many fans of Italian football would say the best) midfielders in Serie A in last 5 years or so. Sure, he's not a 6 which is a position where you need reinforcment the most, but to say he's an average footballer is simply wrong. Also you definitely need an upgrade on McTominay as well and he's 100x the player McTominay is.
Good luck with the rest of season whatever happens, but I hope that you'll sign him and that you'll have another Serbian player here for me to cheer on(I miss the Vidić days
Yes, that’s exactly what I’m doing.
He is frenkie’s back up option supposedly.
