raedkuwait
Senior Member
Only one thing is missing, is he needs to try and shoot if he has the chance to.
Seems like he wants to pass to Messi all the time. It's noticeable with him. The difference is his passes are usually spot on and find Messi. But sometimes he has simpler and better options and he takes the more complicated route just to play Messi.
Noticed that a couple of times.
I just dont see it. the hype, he is pretty good but not the second coming of xaviniesta or modric, silva. people are rating him to much imo, he is a good talent thats it.
I just dont see it. the hype, he is pretty good but not the second coming of xaviniesta or modric, silva. people are rating him to much imo, he is a good talent thats it.
I just dont see it. the hype, he is pretty good but not the second coming of xaviniesta or modric, silva. people are rating him to much imo, he is a good talent thats it.
I just dont see it. the hype, he is pretty good but not the second coming of xaviniesta or modric, silva. people are rating him to much imo, he is a good talent thats it.
But seriously, I think one of the things that is often overlooked is his defensive contribution to the team which is already pretty impressive at his young age.
I'll tell you where he's special.
He plays like he has 10 years of senior experience.
Always knows where the space is, knows how to get out of tricky situations and has an incredible technique to help him do that.
And it's not like Arthur, Pedri actually wants to combine and advance. Add his work rate to that. Guy's willing to die on the pitch.
Usually the issue with young talents is that they're very talented but their decision making is horrible until they play regularly. Not this guy, always cool and calm and doesn't seem to get nervous.
Even if he doesn't develop a single thing, he can still provide plenty as a starter for a club like Barca. Whatever he improves is a bonus at this point.
Comparing him to the likes you mentioned, Pedri has the same aura of making things happen with the ball. Opponents can't leave him unmarked, even if he's far from an effective player in the opposition's box.