Exactly.How much more does he want to play? He featured in 54 games last season, and played 2660 minutes in the Premier League, which isn't far off the 2900 minutes that Rodri got. I suspect it's less about that, and more about wanting to be the main striker somewhere.
I think your last sentence is spot on. It’s about the perception that he’s a backup or number two to Haaland.How much more does he want to play? He featured in 54 games last season, and played 2660 minutes in the Premier League, which isn't far off the 2900 minutes that Rodri got. I suspect it's less about that, and more about wanting to be the main striker somewhere.
Of all things to criticise Alvarez for, not being a hard worker is certainly a choice...Adeyemi not half the striker but a lot harder worker, might suit Pep more.
Adeyemi is not a harder worker. Perhaps you meant to say a faster runner?If we get the money we want he can go. it is understandable he wants to leave, he wants to play striker and Pep wants him to play deeper, Aguero had the same problem, but he had too much experience. Good luck with the future, but if Pep wants a replacement,Adeyemi not half the striker but a lot harder worker, might suit Pep more.
Who is criticizing? every player has his strengths, Pep often uses different ones to get more out of them.Of all things to criticise Alvarez for, not being a hard worker is certainly a choice...
Adeyemi is so so at most things but he is a hard worker.Adeyemi is not a harder worker. Perhaps you meant to say a faster runner?
Adeyemi, now that's an interesting player. Pep would turn him into a world class player. He has the pace and workrate, just needs to be more composed in front of goalAdeyemi is so so at most things but he is a hard worker.