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Liverpool related transfer speculation

I think you’re mistaken – I generally don’t like DMs of that type and he’s certainly not that. He has an all-around skill set, can play box-to-box or even as AM, he takes set pieces for his team, which partially explains why his key pass metrics are so high (significantly higher than Gravvy and Zubimendi), but his progressive passes stats are also on an excellent level, which shows the key pass metric is not an outlier. He is also much faster and covers more ground than Endo. And he is a good ball-striker, even scored from the half-way line last season. For me he’s like a Caicedo with higher offensive potential. I think he’s a future star midfielder for someone.


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Well that's what I saw in the arsenal game. I dunno Zi could be wrong. Haven't seen him that much.
 
If we didnt like Zubi because of his build and being lightweight then why would Camara be a better fit?
He's 4'7.
Good player with great ability but not sure if its the right part of our midfield puzzle.
 
If Spain have Zubimendi as their primary backup to Rodri, Barcelona have tried to prise him away, Arsenal have made similar efforts, and now Manchester City are closely linked—along with interest from Slot and our own recruitment team—all of this gives me full confidence that he’s more than capable of rotating with Gravenberch.

At some point, when so many top clubs have done a thorough analysis of a player, you have to accept that he’s likely to succeed. I believe that’s probably the case here. The bigger question is not his ability on the pitch, but how well he and his family adapts to life away from an area that clearly means a great deal to him personally.
 
Spain midfielder Martin Zubimendi, 25, said it "wasn't that hard of a decision" to turn down a move to Liverpool in the summer as he still "had steps to take" at Real Sociedad. (El Diario Vasco, via 90 Min)
 
Timbers, 23, is 1.79m or just shy of 5'11, has a strong physique and clocked top speed is 30km/h 83% passing accuracy. Average distance covered 10km
another who may be on the list is Tijjani Reijnders, he is 26. Pretty sure Milan will take £40m doubling their money. He is 1.85m just over 6ft, top speed 34 km/h and 93% passing accuracy. Average distance covered 10km

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