Potroh
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People called him a generational talent.
Those people probably aren't watching football for more than 5-10 years.
Well, my highly emotional and subjective friend, I've been watching football for 60 years, despite that I belong to your degenerated category of humans, who consider him to be a generational talent.
I do not claim he will be one of the Bdoor winners soon, but definitely a generational talent, just like MBappe is, about whom most of the connoisseurs say that overall he is definitely LESS talented than Dembele if one go close to his actual qualities.
But first of all you need to understand WHAT a talent means in this game, because seemingly you don't really know that, specially when someone reads you highly biased posts favoring players with much less talent.
You mention the AGE of a player he becomes "something outstanding".
Well, you are once again wrong in there as well, because you need to understand that we humans are not the same, some of us start talking at the age of 10 months, whereas others don't say a word until the age of 3-4. Some people age more rapidly than others and some develop slower than others. Not in football but in LIFE.
Similarly there are talented footballers who gradually develop to be great by the age of 20 but later on they don't really advance much more.
Some are matured and bloosom very early, some much later.
Some can play very well deep in their 30's, some start to decline even their late 20's.
Thus your merely statistically-disguised age-comparisons clearly show how little you actually understand...
Dembele is definitely a late developer, and unformed to a high extent, but he is most definitely an exceptional talent (being fast, very skilled, a two-footer, etc.) and other situational awarenesses may indeed come a bit late to him in his carrier. Because those can be learnt by experience and practice, while rare and real talent is a gift.