Adama Traore
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yahudi
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None. Unless Navas' type of wingers become fashionable again.
If he further polishes his crosses and improves his shooting, he might make it far. So far he is still overreliant on his pace and strength
Im going to ask a English bookmakers and put a bet on it! Let u know on the info
DonAK
President of FC Barcelona
Hopefully he'll refine his game and take it to the next level.
DonAK
President of FC Barcelona
Crazy stat right?
OptaJose
@OptaJose
30 - Only Adama Traoré (91) has completed more dribbles than Marco Asensio (30) in the Segunda this season. Gem.
khaled_a_d
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As DonAK said ,they are completed
Gnidrologist
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What do they ever mean by ''dribbles''? Is it enough to beat one player, to consider it a dribble or is there some more nuances to it. The same way as with ''key passes''. How are these things defined?
Key pass is the same as chance created, any pass that leads to a subsequent shot.
Frodo_FCB
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I had a dream that he learned the RB position and solved all our problems.
You should probably take a break from barcaforum
More like WB
More like WB.
When Barcelona have the ball he plays as a winger. But as soon as they lose the ball he should quickly run back and help in defence. In Barcelona he would spend most of his time playing winger than right back and it should not be that hard to learn.
The one thing he has got is he attacks the opposing left back which means in most cases the other team has to defend with 2/3 players against him which creates more space for Messi, Neymar and Suárez. Alves no longer beats the left back in front of him and he will either pass the ball back or cross the ball to no one in the box, this is why most teams give Alves acres of space as they know that Alves will do nothing with the ball.
They should try Adama Traore there against Huesca for the first leg to see what happens.
More like WB.
When Barcelona have the ball he plays as a winger. But as soon as they lose the ball he should quickly run back and help in defence. In Barcelona he would spend most of his time playing winger than right back and it should not be that hard to learn.
The one thing he has got is he attacks the opposing left back which means in most cases the other team has to defend with 2/3 players against him which creates more space for Messi, Neymar and Suárez. Alves no longer beats the left back in front of him and he will either pass the ball back or cross the ball to no one in the box, this is why most teams give Alves acres of space as they know that Alves will do nothing with the ball.
They should try Adama Traore there against Huesca for the first leg to see what happens.
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