Who should replace Riyad Mahrez?

[RayCTID]

Wouldn’t necessarily be up to them, but yeah I’m aware it’s very unrealistic

No harm in that. The challenge for us is trying to produce more EDS talent for the first team rather than keep buying ready made players and keep cashing in on them (although we shouldn't completely stop that either). Foden is the only one who has been consistent.

 

[Complex Simplicity]

Kudus or Kravatskhelia. Those are the only 2.

Wouldn't mind Mitoma also, and maybe Felix is obtainable?

 

[MCFC-alan88]

Felix is a show pony.

 

[RayCTID]

Definietly no for Felix.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

I was against it but I’m warming to the idea of Sane. Not that it’ll happen.

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

Jarrod Bowen (26) plays on the right for Wet Spam, rumoured to not signing a new contract under current leadership structure.

 

[Skrastins]

Yeremy Pino would be a great shout, more like a City player, than Doku or Olise​

 

[mac]

No one in world footy can trap a ball like Mahrez. BOTH Silvas are quite shit hot ,even Phil but no fucker comes close. I will miss him

 

[Summerbuzz]

Yeremy Pino would be a great shout, more like a City player, than Doku or Olise​

Pino is good, relatively established. Not a fast winger. Pep said the question was if he needed an 'inside' or 'outside' player. More midfield and craft, or more pace/trickery/goal threat. Pino - although he can play anywhere in the front three, is the former for me. A bit like Bernie. Doku would seem the outside type - pace to burn and tricks. That's sort of why I like Olise, he seems crafty but all about the final third and cross. Question with Olise might be he's such a left footer. It would mean more focus for Bernie and Phil on playing midfield. And we'd not have a fast right footer for attack. So I'm very undecided. Still think there is an option for an inside player and/or midfielder - maybe box to box or someone more pausa. I say that because I love both Bernie and Phil on the right, and I'm not sure we have enough pausa/playmaking.

From that view - Pino does make some sense. He is right footed, and has a very balanced skill set. Would be very interesting.

 

[Complex Simplicity]

Definietly no for Felix.

I think he'd be a good player under Pep.