Gabriel Jesus - 2016/17 Performances - Palmeiras win the league title

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Just not a fan of these young Brasilians coming over before 21, Brasil has turned into a youth factory for European football clubs at the expense of their own talent pool & Joga Bonito foobtalling culture. Many compain that they are becoming Europeanized at a crucial stage and losing their footballing identity.

That being said, Jesus has a lot of qualities to build on and as much as I could've seen him at Barca one day I am happy that he'll benefit from the tutelage of Pep
I am not necessarily making this argument, but I think the question is worth asking. Could Modern Football and Tactics have elevated to a point where Joga Bonito is no longer serviceable at the top tables of football? Look what happened in the last world cup with Brazil. I am not saying it's the case, I just think it's worth asking. You can have 2 or 3 players play "joga bonito" but if all 11 guys do this, it seems like nowadays you can get caught open.Not saying this is the case, just worth thinking about.
 
I am not necessarily making this argument, but I think the question is worth asking. Could Modern Football and Tactics have elevated to a point where Joga Bonito is no longer serviceable at the top tables of football? Look what happened in the last world cup with Brazil. I am not saying it's the case, I just think it's worth asking. You can have 2 or 3 players play "joga bonito" but if all 11 guys do this, it seems like nowadays you can get caught open.Not saying this is the case, just worth thinking about.

It's a complicated story, like any I guess. Brasil is corrupt on just about every level of society, football is particularly bad. It needs to start on a more fundamental level in Brasil where the talent is nurtured & treasured rather than exploited like a commodity
 
It's a complicated story, like any I guess. Brasil is corrupt on just about every level of society, football is particularly bad. It needs to start on a more fundamental level in Brasil where the talent is nurtured & treasured rather than exploited like a commodity
Also a great argument.
 
Is he better than Nacho? In what aspect of his game?
Dribbling, pace, work rate, track back and overall skill. I cannot imagine Nacho will replace Kun one day but I have a feeling Gabriel will do. I even rate him higher than Sane. That's my view and time will tell. This lad can be work class under Pep coaching.
 
Let's all wait and see what happens, we will have to give the lad time to settle in. So maybe next season before he plays for the 1st team, but I hope it will be sooner. We all remember what happened with Robhino how after the 1st season he wanted away from the club. I hope that that doesn't happen with Gabriel Jesus.
 
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