If Arteta goes into management, the op won't be on peps list as a replacement. Comparing the two is like comparing jesus to Ederson. There's nobody like silva in our squad and arguably the world.Bernardo would be best suited at present but even he isnt really like his name sake.grateful text it's harder to do out wide but he doesn't really get on the ball and ditate the tempo, he likes to get on the ball and back something happen, more similar to KDB than Silva.
Foden is the one, he has the technical talent, we just have to hope he learns enough from the magician in the next few years so that he can develop into his heir. It's going to take a lot of patience from him and everyone around him and the fans too as it means he may not be getting as much game time as he could get elsewhere for a few years yet but there's no better thing for his career than staying here and learning from silva every day in training. The fact he's a City fan helps us massively as it would be easy to say I want to play now and look to move on for most players. Silva's probably got 2/3 more seasons at the top, Foden will likely still be a teenager when Silva a leaves, if he spends those years learning from David Silva everyday he could be a ready made replacement, one of the best around and playing a key role for one of the best teams around before his 21st birthday.
