19 | Julian Alvarez - 2022/23

[Kamaro011]

i dont love to compare players like for like and im not doing it now, but most comparasions/references i read about him were with thomas muller. Which i think it is a good one, although one thing that defines muller are his timely goals out of nothing and that part is hard to emulate for sure. Alvarez is better technically, very tidy for a forward

Think Muller can do that because the experience he already have, Alvarez still young and he need to get alot of experience playing in europe to fullfill his true potential.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Way too early to tell how good Alvarez might be - had some good moments and some bad against Club America.

 

[madloaf]

Way too early to tell how good Alvarez might be - had some good moments and some bad against Club America.

That time he lost his footing/nervy was such a shame but other than that it was a very promising debut

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

So.....is it Julian, Hulian or Yulian?

Hulian AlBarez

 

[shroom]

That time he lost his footing/nervy was such a shame but other than that it was a very promising debut

Get used to it - he just does that once or twice a game. Hoping City's ball-centric practice style improves his touch.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

He'll undoubtedly have ups and downs but we saw very encouraging signs last night. His pressing and movement were incredible and his link up play was far beyond what I expected. He showed he has the tools to be a success. Just need to see him shoot now!

Mini Bernardo?

 

[Dipsis_LTU_MC]

Looks more versatile than Aguero. We did a complete analysis about him. https://www.mancityanalytics.com/pl...lvarez-is-the-argentine-the-new-sergio-aguero

 

[vincent]

Get used to it - he just does that once or twice a game. Hoping City's ball-centric practice style improves his touch.

As do most young players.

 

[The Black Shed]

Hulian AlBarez

Correctamundo

 

[Daz_Blue]

I thought he was fucking brilliant ......so excited