Hope he gets a lot of opportunities with the first team this season, if you're good enough you're old enough.. that and I can't stand watching Raphinha any longer
What I have liked the most about this superlative left footed talent is the sporting ambition - he wants to win and he elevates his play to be a protagonist in the outcome. It's deliberate but looks instinctive, he has the profile of an attacking great
So of course, the question will be how to bring him along slowly - esp. now that Dembele is out. There will be pressure to play him and few will appreciate the challenges of young La Masia integration better than Xavi