Danamy
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NQCitizen said:ElanJo said:LoveCity said:Of course he is good, he is one of Europe's most potent strikers. The only worry for many is his adaptability to our system. You would have to think our scouts and technical team have done more than watch his YouTube goals though. Personally I think he can do it but even if he can't, there are signs we're changing our system to something more mobile and expansive anyway which would be good for any centre forward. Even Van Persie would probably find himself frustrated in our current system, it's not very 'striker friendly' at times.
And people judging him on Uruguay shouldn't... many top players aren't as good for country as club, including Messi and Ronaldo. Aguero has scored 17 in 44 for Argentina compared to 33 in 59 for City too. Cavani has been thrown on the wing for Uruguay many times and expected to support the left-back while Suarez played free striker role and Forlan the #10 role, so no wonder he isn't always in peak form for his country. How would Aguero look as a defensive left-winger?
I would have thought that a hiigher ratio of Aguero's Arg appearances are substitutte appearances when compared to Cavani's Ura appearances. Plus I rememberr Kun being deployed on the wing quite often.
But I didn't know about Cavani being played out of position.
What does impress me about Cavani is his surprising amount of pace, his aerial ability, finishing and workrate, but most of all his movement.
From the Youtube videos I've seen (i'm talking the ones that show all his touches in a game, not just skills and goals) his weaknesses are control/dribbling and linkup play. Still, they are better than Dzeko's.
Falcao isn't particularly great in build up play either, I think people on this forum need to get past the idea we'll have a striker with the playmaking of Ozil or Silva.
Cavani is a battering ram and is proven against some of the best defences in Europe playing in Italy.
Falcao although he's a great striker hasn't got the strength of Cavani and he gets knocked off the ball too easily, for me Falcao could easily turn out to be another Forlan, rip it up in Spain but can't hack the Prem
In my opinion, Cavani's game is more suited for the Prem, he'll hold the ball up all day long to bring the midfield into play and his movement is mesmerizing at times, the thought of him and Aguero alongside each other just makes my Y-fronts twitch.