Interesting Young Players
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Besiktas' Kılıçsoy
[article]2 - Semih Kılıçsoy (18 years, 147 days), who plays for @Besiktas, became the second youngest player to score in three consecutive Super League matches after Batuhan Karadeniz (17 years, 289 days) since the 2007/08 season. Diamond.[/article]
[article]2 - Semih Kılıçsoy (18 years, 147 days), who plays for @Besiktas, became the second youngest player to score in three consecutive Super League matches after Batuhan Karadeniz (17 years, 289 days) since the 2007/08 season. Diamond.[/article]
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It's not stopping people hyping Doak
True. I was guilty of hyping Fabio Carvalho, who still looks like a u15 player.
And he'll have a few Dutch buddies to help him settle. I know I sound sceptical, Summerville is definitely a good player and I've seen him play for Leeds a few times, but where would he play for us? RW? LW?
We already have a few LW, one who's really expensive too and doesn't seems suited for the CF role
Just watch Colwill and (crucially) Caicedo for that goal! Our two summer targets looking poor again…
I mean, what’s the truth with Caicedo? Did he just look really good in Brighton’s system but is ultimately a 20m DM?
I don't know about Colwill, inexperience might explain it but what I've heard from others is that Caicedo just hasn't adapted to Pochettino's way of playing and yes he did look a whole lot better in Brighton's system.
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Colwill is predominantly playing at LB as cucu and chilwell are dead/shit, so he gets a pass.
Caicedo seemingly cannot adapt. Maybe it's the "I've made it" mentality? 8 years on good money, he's fucking golden
I dont know if that was the case for either of them, as lingard just loved the lifestyle, and Sancho I dunno what's going on but it seems more a united thing than a Sancho thing.
It's hard to remain motivated if you've got more money than you could ever imagine, unless you have that intrinsic desire for accolades as well.
Who knows. It's all amateur psychology. Every chance it's tactics related, but it just seems weird that so many ex Brighton players move on and struggle. Maybe they're told initially by the club "we're you're stepping stone, so play like you want your big move". Be fucking genius from Brighton if they were that transparent like
Talking about Brighton players, I don't think many of them have been "that" successful when they've moved to bigger clubs.
Macca has so far been a solid 7 imo, so that's good I guess.
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Confirmed by Lyon - See the Athletic thread
Watched numerous La Liga highlights on ViaPlay, he's a gorgeous player.
Hopefully becomes a Neymar without the theatrics.
Why would you want that, as he will end up at City?
Ok....well on the off chance City don't go out and just splash 100m on Rodrygo or Sane like they usually do.
Linked with Crystal Palace - who did well picking up Olise and Eze from lower leagues.
They own Girona, so a football pyramid is there. just like Salzberg sell players at a discount to Leipzig, Girona will sell players to Man City at a discount.
Ratcliffe will do that with Nice.#
Our owners don't have that model, and are looking to add NBL and NFL teams into their portfolio of assets
How does Adam Wharton's stats compare against Morton's?
Leipzig can't sign players like Grealish for 100m, Haaland for 60m, Doku for 55m, Gvardiol for 70m and so on though can they? That's the big fucking difference here.
If anything it'll be City selling players to Girona at a discount.
If the next 'Neymar' is at Girona, why would they spend a £100m on whomever from Benfica? That's my point!
Because they can and that's what they do.
Pep isn't really known for his trust in developing kids, this Savio lad included. He's a cheque book manager, he wants the ready made stars. Wouldn't surprise me if they're secretly working on a deal for Mbappe.
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