1. We need someone to play in deeper role probably to add more balance to the team.
2. Someone in the midfield to add more to defense as the team is over ambitious and with too many attackers who don't add to defense
Fellaini
1. We need someone to play in deeper role probably to add more balance to the team.
2. Someone in the midfield to add more to defense as the team is over ambitious and with too many attackers who don't add to defense
I'll put this one for 1 month if Barca sign Aguero. Or if you have any other football-related suggestions, go for it.
Soon we will have half of barcaforum users with RM avatars :tata1:.
You're not taking into account the fact the team and Lucho might just not have Cesc in the future plans, regardless of the acquisition or not of a superior talented replacement. If they simple don't count on Cesc going forward, selling him now when his value is at it's peak makes the most sense. They don't even necessarily have to replace him with an equally or more talented player. If they feel a lesser overall talent like Rakitic or Ander Herrera fits better with their vision of the team going forward, and even still if they feel those types of player would offer a better role and/or be more malleable to the coaches desires and requirements, why would it be better to keep the player just because "he is too good to let go."
Guardiola got rid of world class talent like Ronaldinho and Deco, and replaced them with what everyone would admit were inferior choices at the time in Keita and 20 year old Busquets. Why? Because he had a vision. Might as well be that Lucho thinks Rafinha and Koke or Rakitic will fit better in his vision for his project that Cesc, more talented that he may be.
If the coach has a vision and a plan going forward, even a lesser player talentwise might still be a better option than another with all the talent in the world, but still not the right composition for what the project dictates.
You're not taking into account the fact the team and Lucho might just not have Cesc in the future plans, regardless of the acquisition or not of a superior talented replacement. If they simple don't count on Cesc going forward, selling him now when his value is at it's peak makes the most sense. They don't even necessarily have to replace him with an equally or more talented player. If they feel a lesser overall talent like Rakitic or Ander Herrera fits better with their vision of the team going forward, and even still if they feel those types of player would offer a better role and/or be more malleable to the coaches desires and requirements, why would it be better to keep the player just because "he is too good to let go."
Guardiola got rid of world class talent like Ronaldinho and Deco, and replaced them with what everyone would admit were inferior choices at the time in Keita and 20 year old Busquets. Why? Because he had a vision.
Might as well be that Lucho thinks Rafinha and Koke or Rakitic will fit better in his vision for his project that Cesc, more talented that he may be.
Kovacic can be a game controller. He plays for an inter team in a bad time in their history, we can get him for cheaper than Koke. Do our scouts know about him?
Kovacic can be a game controller. He plays for an inter team in a bad time in their history, we can get him for cheaper than Koke. Do our scouts know about him?