Players who might improve us

Judging by highlights, this 17 yo kid from Palmeiras is going to be a star:

Already on Madrid's radar.
 
Rajda Nainggolan, intelligent, strong, athletic, pacy centre mid with very good technique and passing ability and a thunderous shot from range, would be a good player to come in and play the pivot role. Stops Chelsea getting him too.
 
aguero93:20 said:
Rajda Nainggolan, intelligent, strong, athletic, pacy centre mid with very good technique and passing ability and a thunderous shot from range, would be a good player to come in and play the pivot role. Stops Chelsea getting him too.
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Would take Nzonzi over Nainggolan, Nainggolan doesn't build up the play from the back to front, he has a very poor passing range also. For a target man, Mandzukic would be perfect- tall and brings a different dimension to our attack.
 
i♥city! said:
Would take Nzonzi over Nainggolan, Nainggolan doesn't build up the play from the back to front, he has a very poor passing range also. For a target man, Mandzukic would be perfect- tall and brings a different dimension to our attack.
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I'd take Nzonzi as well, however you're being harsh on Nainggolan there with regards passing and ignoring his ability to carry the ball past a press. Plus we need more players capable of scoring from range to counter defensive displays like last night and stoke a few weeks back.
 
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
i agree, we should have kept him. hes one of the best attacking/crossers in the league. hes better then sagna and zaba so id have him back.
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I think at the time Trippier going to Burnley was the right move for all involved, he was behind a few in the pecking order here and needed the experience. We should have been in for him when Spurs signed him though.
 
Stood in The South Stand said:
Well said. Every time I see him play it pains me to think we let him go. Bring him home.
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Trippier chose to leave in search of first team football.He was rightly behind Zaba and Richards in the pecking order,and he realised he would never properly develop his game while that was the case - Burnley offered him the perfect platform and he developed into the player many suspected he could be.
However,while the attacking side of his game,and his ability at set pieces,is very good,his defending is still very suspect - i dont think he's the answer to our first choice spot.
 
doobyedoobye said:
What don't you like about him?
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During the olympics, he played with that lazy I am better than everyone around mentality. I hated when he got the ball. Always slowed Brazil down with his tough guy "you can't take the ball off me even when I dont put in much effort" act.

Players who do this get on my nerves.
 
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