He is the Messi understudy. So long as Messi isn't injured he wasn't going to play. He is not an out and out striker, AM or winger. He is more A Tweener. And Messi is the best Tweener there is. So it made sense he didn't play.He got about 20 mins iirc, but that's down to the manager... one of many strange decisions by Sampaoli.
He is the Messi understudy. So long as Messi isn't injured he wasn't going to play. He is not an out and out striker, AM or winger. He is more A Tweener. And Messi is the best Tweener there is. So it made sense he didn't play.
Argentina's problem wasn't attack persee, it was being disjointed. And he would not have been able to do much about it.
"Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain have all tabled an offer for Juventus superstar Paulo Dybala"Apparently, we have placed a bid:
http://www.tuttosport.com/news/calc...er_dybala_la_juve_per_ora_frena/?cookieAccept
In English:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...ity-Bayern-PSG-consider-90m-Paulo-Dybala.html
Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain have all tabled an offer for Juventus superstar Paulo Dybala ahead of a potential move next summer.
Reports in Italy suggest Juventus have so far ignored all interest in their 25-year-old Argentine forward but they could cash in at the end of the season.
Juventus bought Dybala for just £23million in June 2015 but could now recoup nearly four times that if they choose to sell one of their prized assets.
Although he has lots of ups and downs, I think he would be perfect for us, and a great complement and eventually successor to Kun.
Yep. Would have to change his game an awful lot to be a success here.Isn't Dybala pretty much the same kind of 2nd striker/AMC type that Diaz is?