@AM10FCB The advantage of securing the player at such a young age. You can clearly see he is developing a whole new aspect of his game that often is the weakness of his kind of profile, simply by training with all the technical gifted players from La masia week in week out.
@KingLeo292171 Yeah when we have seen Seiten and Koeman disasterclass for nearly 2 years...sometime i kind of wonder if these guys are watching a total different sports
@footballmood I didn't follow him regularly, i do know he is a high quality player but curious to know what is your opinion about his injury record (my biggest concern)?
@saratculer@footballmood Funny thing is the only RM transfer that worried me is the one that came from La masia. If after 2 years of missing Toni Kroos their answer of midfield is a washed Bernardo Silva and a Rodri who was also considered washed before the world cup, then good luck for them.
@zannxz7 Yeah i understand your point. Imo Lukeba has the tools to be at least solid in the air (saw him capable of fighting against the likes of Guirassy before). It's more about concentration and commitment to throw his body into the duel earlier. Should be fixable with proper coaching.
@7Dead_Hidden@TheOne_FvK@m0us1afaV3 The point still stands though, Cubarsi is good in the air, Joan is there collecting every crosses into the box. That's enough protection imo. Lukeba would offer the things none of them can: recovery pace and defensive duels. If you really need a big man, bring on Gerard Martin.
@NotSteven01 Rapha type of mindset with Dembele's type of skillset. More consistency will be great but still certainly a contributor whenever he's on the pitch.