Jeremy Doku

[Temptation]

It's an interesting departure from the profile of player they've been signing recently. He's basically Sterling but with the ability to cleanly strike a football.

He's nowhere close to Prime Sterling and his end product.

Also, different profiles too

 

[Porque]

I don't think City wanted this transfer this early. He is more raw than his price tag, but then again, who else was there on the market this close to end?

Olise already ruled himself out, who City were interested in.

Barcola is probably better, but a bit less experienced and similar price tag. Plus as soon as a bid goes in, PSG will match it.

 

[Mitchell1978]

He's very raw and injury prone, but in terms of acceleration on the first meters there's no one quicker i think.

 

[Jenks]

Looked like a nervous academy player so far.

 

[te amo barca]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1703106039325843951

Pep is right, Doku is a real winger. Not a protect-the-ball merchant that is Grealish on the wing. I'm sick of wingers like Grealish. They need to have real danger.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1700116784702206150

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Guy has been incredible yesterday and finally City have a winger again

 

[DonAK]

Should have been ours.

 

[JamDav1982]

If he turns out a top player Barca will claim wante him and he wanted to come but couldnt afford him.

Ignoring spent 120m odd on RWs that are not that 1v1 threat that team lacks outwide.

 

[FCBfan22]

Goal and 4 assists and still 10ish minutes left.

 

[Porque]

Doku woke up this morning, sipped his caramel latte and thought to himself, "in 90 minutes I am going to get more goals and assists than Dembele will this whole season."

 

[Barcaman]

Well done to him. Pep knows how to incorporate these limited "system" players.

Feel jealous of stability, organisation and long term planning City has under Catalan leadership.

 

[Horatio]

Count Doku

 

[Kul_z]

Well done to him. Pep knows how to incorporate these limited "system" players.

Feel jealous of stability, organisation and long term planning City has under Catalan leadership.

Pretty much this. They took our stuff and prepared ground for guardiola to come.

 

[Mitchell1978]

Pretty much this. They took our stuff and prepared ground for guardiola to come.

the difference is, Barca has always been run by politicians (often corrupt politicians), man city is not, probably a lot more comfortable for Pep to work there

 

[Kul_z]

the difference is, Barca has always been run by politicians (often corrupt politicians), man city is not, probably a lot more comfortable for Pep to work there

Yes, but seeing soriano and txiki there makes you sad really