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Since Wolves penalty was saved early on Sevilla been all over Wolves.
He does not play that for ( 10, or even 8) for Bayern. He's playing as a 6 similar to Pogba. He brings the ball out of defense, he sprays it around and joins the attack when possible. Difference is United is playing with a DM and Pogba can go forward more.
When defending, its Kimmich(or Goretzka or Tolliso, whoever plays) who drops deeper and does "Matić" role.
Against Chelsea:
Go to 0:47 and watch a couple of seconds. Thiago was far from the ball when Chelsea attacked, Goretzka was the closest "midfielder". Next highlight, Chelsea disallowed goal, Thiago is once again more advanced than Goretzka. For Chelsea goal, Thiago was covering a winger, while Goretzka once again was central. Etc.
There was couple of moments where Thiago was dropping deep in between defenders following the striker/winger when Chelsea attacked, so there's no denying that he can't do that, its just rare and more often he presses rather than holding position.
So you are looking for RW, Traore is a beast. Would be crazy if Pool got hands on him .....
We looking at a RW but someone who would also play anywhere behind the STR. I like Traore but he is limited and this season as an exception is very inconsistent. Plus Wolves would want silly money.So you are looking for RW, Traore is a beast. Would be crazy if Pool got hands on him
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Are you seriously using one UCL game? His role tends to vary based on injured personnel/strength not the opposition
You want me to write it full season analysis for Bayern and Thiago when you did not even care to post just "one game"? Each to their own, can't be bothered.Are you seriously using one UCL game? His role tends to vary based on injured personnel/strength not the opposition
You want me to write it full season analysis for Bayern and Thiago when you did not even care to post just "one game"? Each to their own, can't be bothered.
Be very interesting where he ends up. Even at such a bargain price for a genuine best in position WC superstar I think the majority of clubs are still going to be financially prudent balancing the books with sales first in these totally uncertain financial times.
i would say a bit unfair to make assesment purely from one game, that is knockout also. Rather look how season went, ups and downs etc.If Manchester United can't beat Sevilla then I'll be bitterly disappointed and questioning where we are even at as a team. Look I understand we'll need to play well, but on paper we are clearly the better side. They do not have the same stars of the past like Reyes, Krychowiak, Rakitic, etc etc. it's exactly the type of game that suits us as well, it won't be a Wolves park the bus opponent with no space behind for our attackers to exploit.
Off topic, but yesterday I found out that Napoli payd 80mil for 21 year old striker at beginning of transfer window. Strange that it went silently, considering mad ammount. So clubs have money or not thinging ahead.