FinBarcelonafan
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"You asked to see the boss, so they sent me, dawg"
Insane 16 years old.
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"You asked to see the boss, so they sent me, dawg"
He has what a lot of the new explosive wingers you see don't have and that's being comfortable with little space to work with.
So many of these talented kids you see these days seem to thrive on the counter when they have space open up for them but when they are put in a non-counter attacking setup their flaws become so evident that they may not ever adapt to it.
I'm very excited to know if we're witnessing a superstar in the making or if he's just another talent to end up playing for a mid table team.
He's playing in a position where we don't have a cemented starter. It's not impossible for him to grab a starting spot this season, although that's not something we can expect or demand.
Superstars don’t become superstars on their own. And I doubt you currently have the institutional and team qualities to get the best out of him. Ceiling is high, but his arms a bit too short to box with God right now, he needs a Puyol and Xavi to steer him. Messi and Alba aren’t enough. And many other things are in play I.e. injury record in the next 2-4 formative years of his physique.
It wasn't Puyol or Xavi who helped steer Messi, it was mostly Ronaldinho, Eto'o, Deco and of course Rijkaard.
I would take our record of developing young talent over yours. Isco never reached his true potential. Asensio was hyped, only for him to be average. Not confident you'll figure out what's best for Vinicius or Rodrygo either as both play in the same position where you have Hazard signed too.
Superstars don’t become superstars on their own. And I doubt you currently have the institutional and team qualities to get the best out of him.