He's basically less physical (and IMO less talented) version of Weigl, City can do better. Napoli's players' performances are deceiving as they hugely benefit from Sarri's system covering their flaws. Just like City players do from Pep's system.Why's no one talking about Napoli's Jorginho. All factors considered, I'd rather have him than the other options mentioned on this thread like Diawara, Goretzka, SMS, Fabinho, Weigl, Fred, etc.
Agree, he would be the one who can slot in straightaway given his education under Sarri.Why's no one talking about Napoli's Jorginho. All factors considered, I'd rather have him than the other options mentioned on this thread like Diawara, Goretzka, SMS, Fabinho, Weigl, Fred, etc.
Why's no one talking about Napoli's Jorginho. All factors considered, I'd rather have him than the other options mentioned on this thread like Diawara, Goretzka, SMS, Fabinho, Weigl, Fred, etc.
Have his recent performances been close to his pre-injury form though?He's basically less physical (and IMO less talented) version of Weigl, City can do better. Napoli's players' performances are deceiving as they hugely benefit from Sarri's system covering their flaws. Just like City players do from Pep's system.
He struggled primarily because of Bosz' tactics, who wanted to use Weigl higher up the pitch, almost as 8. This way JW couldn't participate in ball circulation as much as he needs to be effective. It was evident from pass maps.Have his recent performances been close to his pre-injury form though?
As Moaninho said, money is no object for us, we should just buy all three!Weigl would be nice.
Also there's that German lad from Dortmund called Julian something who we should buy.
Alternatively, I saw this boy at 1860 a few years back who looked the part. We could get him instead.
As Moaninho said, money is no object for us, we should just buy all three!
Me, myself and I all agree! ;)Not often you'll get a 3 for 1 deal on players either.