nah messi never ever uses his right foot as long as there is even remote a possibility the ball can be touched by the left. mainly left footed players just like to be one footed for some reason compared to right footed playersMessi will happily use both feet.
I was making an observation rather than a criticism though. I'm happy to leave the decisions to the scouting team who have a lot more knowledge than I and will have seen a lot more than a You Tube compilation.
Too early to say. You never know with youngsters.I think Maxi is the next Douglas Luiz.
Will be loaned & sold.
Probably because left footers are rarer and they are less likely to be shoehorned into other positions. Right footers generally have to improve their left in case they have to play LW or LB.nah messi never ever uses his right foot as long as there is even remote a possibility the ball can be touched by the left. mainly left footed players just like to be one footed for some reason compared to right footed players
Yep, even going back to De Stefanomost left footed players are tbf
Yangel Herrera?I think Maxi is the next Douglas Luiz.
Will be loaned & sold.
true. but for now I will let only one of bernardo or gundo go next season. bellingham and perrone need to learn for a year or two under gundo and kdb.Would be perfectly suited to play in a midfield 2 with say Rodri or Philips in the future.
Him and Bellingham coming in for Gundogan and I assume Bernie (seems he wants to leave) seems like a good switch for the future and gives us 4 midfielders for 2 spots: Rodri/Philips with Bellingham/Perrone.
Letting the 3rd midfielder be more attacking, suited Phil, Kevin, or Alvarez.
Multiple reasons :Why do some people often have a negative view of many of our possible signings? Always expecting them to be loaned out and usually without actually seeing them play.