He'll continue to dribble past multiple players even without much space. His close control dribbling is very good too, it's not like he need space to burst ahead of his man. He's on many occasions just wazzled past multiple players surrounding him.
His issue have always been his over reliance on doing the same thing over and over again and not developing in other key aspects of his game, but it have to be said that the coaches he had and the overall environment of Barca B never helped either. Not many players have progressed substantially and Adama is just one of many.
If you give him space though, then you're making it easier for him, that's for sure.
That is actually his problem .Adama tried to dribble past 3-5 defenders like 5-7 times every game (I am exaggerating but you get my point).that get him gr8 record for numbers of dribbles completed .but that was actually a pseudo stat as he at the end will definitely lose the ball
When he has space he can complete dribbling without losing the ball ,it is a case that he doesn't have to use his head and decide whether or not to dribble .
He also showed tonight one of his main weakness as all his crosses was with his head down and totally inaccurate even the goal
His problem wasn't being one dimensional .many players can have successful career being like that .his issue is that he has one of the lowest game IQ I've ever seen .in the EPL and especially with mid table team like Aston Villa with so much space he can get away with it
Hopefully with a coach support and playing time he can learn and get better with his weaknesses
