Ante Coric

[BlueDejong]

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And 'one of world football's crack, Ante Coric. One that, in Croatia, it is considered worthy heir to Ivan Rakitic. Born in 1997, plays in Dinamo Zagreb with whom he has already won, despite his young age, two titles and two cups. Playmaker, young age has also played in the Salzburg youth.

Manchester City is in the midst of a true market revolution. With Begiristain and Guardiola is trying to build a team that looks to the future and is already strong in the present. Gabriel Jesus Palmeiras has already been formalized and will arrive in the summer. Leroy Sane Schalke 04 is already available to Pep Guardiola who, in the work of rejuvenation and strengthening of his, will soon also Ante Coric. A substantial figure (the last $ 10 million had been rejected, we talk about a proposed 14-15), for one of the best talents of the globe. Yet another new cycle of the City signed Begiristain and Guardiola.

 

[NQCitizen]

This kid and Manu Garcia in our midfield in a few years time would be insane! If our youngsters do fulfil their full potential, we're gonna have a fucking frightening young squad sometime soon.

It's always exciting to read stuff like this but then i remember Pozo, Lopes and Suarez.

 

[itisrising]

It's always exciting to read stuff like this but then i remember Pozo, Lopes and Suarez.

Well Suarez turned out to be a really good midfielder.

 

[twoddlehopper]

It's always exciting to read stuff like this but then i remember Pozo, Lopes and Suarez.

I agree but sadly them lads were at the stage of moving up to gain next experience when Roberto was at the helm and by all accounts had no interest in the youth.

 

[domalino]

I agree but sadly them lads were at the stage of moving up to gain next experience when Roberto was at the helm and by all accounts had no interest in the youth.

They were 17, 18 and 19 when Mancini left.

The average age Guardiola brings through players is nearly 20. So Pep probably wouldn't have brought them through at that age either.

 

[twoddlehopper]

They were 17, 18 and 19 when Mancini left.

The average age Guardiola brings through players is nearly 20. So Pep probably wouldn't have brought them through at that age either.

Not full starters to the 1st team no, but a prolonged cup run wouldn't of harmed would it? Or in your opioion as Pep's closest confidant in all tactics and policies am I wrong again?

 

[kupest]

The thing was that when Mancini was moved and Pellers came in most of us were excited about him bringing our youth through, but Pellers managed to fuck that up even more than Mancini until he got Nacho. I am not debating the quality of our youth here just putting out what happened.

 

[mosssideblue]

The thing was that when Mancini was moved and Pellers came in most of us were excited about him bringing our youth through, but Pellers managed to fuck that up even more than Mancini until he got Nacho. I am not debating the quality of our youth here just putting out what happened.

If tne youth were not ready, how did pellers fuckmit up even more?

 

[kupest]

If tne youth were not ready, how did pellers fuckmit up even more?

I never said they wern't ready. But there were quite a few games in the cups where we ended up not using them to the extent we should have. Denis Suarez is the one that we shouldn't have lost out on.

Back to Coric, heard really good things about him, but where would we see him in our team? CM alongside Gundogan?

 

[Tyga16]

Not full starters to the 1st team no, but a prolonged cup run wouldn't of harmed would it? Or in your opioion as Pep's closest confidant in all tactics and policies am I wrong again?