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Who knows? There’s no definition and it’s subjective.That is the dumbest definition of world class I've ever heard.
There's only 11 world class players? What if the 2 best goalkeepers that ever played the game were both around at the same time? Only 1 is world class?
But that’s not even important.
Raz has become predictable on the left and he’s lost energy to his play (which is probably coupled with a lack of space provided to him that a decent attacking left back should bring).
When he’s on the right he is dangerous on both his right and left foot. He just doesn’t have the same level of quality with his left foot on the left wing. He’s not attacking the full backs he’s playing against round the outside enough and if he does he doesn’t even trust his left foot enough and is checking back and passing backwards. So that leaves most of his game with him cutting inside and he’s not got the quality to overcome teams now just doubling up on him.
He was below par against Brighton, and has been poor against Norwich, Everton and Wolves.