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Is TAA worth breaking the wage structure ?

What is Trent? The way he runs back you would think he was a #9. He did play in MF but what I remember he wasn't great. Maybe because he was played as a CDM, which involves defending and we know won't do that . May be his best role is a CM or RMF but our set up does not allow it.

Also, why have we become so poor from set pieces?
 
There’s no position in modern football that allows for such little effort and care off the ball – it just shifts the problem elsewhere. If he stays, indulging him with a positional change isn’t the solution, no matter what nonsense ideas he might have about winning the Ballon d’Or. If those performances continue, he’d struggle to win a balloon, let alone anything else.
 
What is Trent? The way he runs back you would think he was a #9. He did play in MF but what I remember he wasn't great. Maybe because he was played as a CDM. May be his best role is a CM or RMF but set up does not allow it
In my opinion, he's not a CM. Does not have the workrate, game intelligence or ability to play in tight spaces to play the CM role. Needs time on the ball.

His best position is probably right midfield in the old 4-4-2, where he can play like a lazy version of David Beckham.
 
There’s no position in modern football that allows for such little effort and care off the ball – it just shifts the problem elsewhere. If he stays, indulging him with a positional change isn’t the solution, no matter what nonsense ideas he might have about winning the Ballon d’Or. If those performances continue, he’d struggle to win a balloon, let alone anything else.
In the modern game, I'd say with his one-way effort (going forward) he could probably play as a CF or RW, where he cheats and the rest of the team make up for his workrate. Almost like a Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi (in their older years; both worked hard in their prime).

You have to be at that level, to play in an attacking position without workrate and still make it at a top team.

Otherwise you have to work hard, or be playing that role at a lower division team.
 
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