Raketa10
Senior Member
Spot on , I just dont see it with this guy , total bombscare. Plus point is hes young and may learn.
It's not like he will be our first choice for a CB position. He can be our RB backup or 3th choice for a CB.
Spot on , I just dont see it with this guy , total bombscare. Plus point is hes young and may learn.
He's only playing because Araujo, Pique and Roberto are missing. Shouldn't put too much weight on having to trust him in the biggest games in the future. Ideal backup though.
No problem playing like he did versus Mbappe when you got the option of 5 subs. It was a bit Tiago Motta-ish.
But when it returns to 3 subs he is going to have to curve his rashness.
His aggression is his strength. It can be tamed, but a player like that will always be a risk. Look at Masche and Ramos, great defenders but the headlessness shines through from time to time. All about minimizing those errors.
His aggression is his strength. It can be tamed, but a player like that will always be a risk. Look at Masche and Ramos, great defenders but the headlessness shines through from time to time. All about minimizing those errors.
I completely agree. He is more than a decent backup. When Garcia arrives this summer Mingueza will be our 4th choice and he is more than OK for that. Some people need to realize that we can't have four top class CB's. It's too expensive and unnecessary. If Araujo and Garcia develop as expected (or we buy Alaba) we will be well covered even without Pique and that bum Lenglet.
It isnt a strength at moment. It caused him to be taken off after half an hour last night and will cause huge issues if plays like that at CB.
Masch was a totally different player, his role was to win ball early but he read the game better than anyone else. If he is half the player Masch is he will be lucky.
Being aggressive is fine. When it makes him as rash as he is at moment it is a weakness.
It's what makes him win duels currently. That and his fearlessness combined with a bit of pace. A current Mingueza without having an aggressive playing style doesn't make much of a player, not that he currently is.
We have discussed Mingueza before, and in the early pages people are saying it's good that he's brave but that it might get him in trouble.
So his aggressivity is his strength and it's rather his clumsiness, which is a result of being young, inexperienced and rash, the area that needs polishing.