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Barca Fabrizio retweeted
Jude Bellingham, Arda GΓΌler, Nico Paz and FermΓn LΓ³pez. Four of the best young attacking midfielders in football right now.
If you had to start one, bench one and sell one, how would you decide?
Bellingham is the obvious starter. Based on his achievements, consistency and what he's already shown at the highest level, he's comfortably ahead of the others.
So the real debate is between GΓΌler, Nico Paz and FermΓn LΓ³pez. Who starts alongside Bellingham, who makes the bench and who gets sold?
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
MOURINHO SHARED his view on REAL MADRID victory over AEK.He shared his view on The Late Win
"These matches that are decided in the final minutes... *no one can win them this way except us. We have what it takes to do it.
"Of course I prefer to win more calmly, but if we do it, it's because we all feel that we can do it. The players have courage.
"We played against a very tough team that performed very well, better than ever. They were very well organised, pressing, compact, with direct play. Extraordinary game."
"They are the reason we didn't play a perfect match."
π€ Made with AI
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
Erling Haaland's body language at Manchester City this season increasingly looks like that of a player who's getting frustrated and fed up.
He must look at Harry Kane, who moved to Bayern Munich and has now won the Ballon d'Or, while MbappΓ©, DembΓ©lΓ© and Lamine Yamal receive enormous global recognition. Haaland will naturally want that level of recognition too.
His frustration can motivate teammates, but constantly taking it out on them risks damaging the unity City have built over the years.
Honestly, I don't see Haaland staying at Manchester City for much longer, regardless of what happens with the 115 charges or any potential punishment.
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
HOT TAKE:
A team can have the best individual players in the world and still be tactically inferior to a team with better collective understanding.
Football is not a collection of expensive names. Itβs a game of relationships, positioning and decisions.
Agree or disagree?
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
I really don't understand the idea of signing Lisandro MartΓnez. He's a decent player, but I don't think he's what Barcelona needs.
His recent form has been poor, with too many mistakes and questionable defensive decisions. The red card against Chelsea is one example of this.
He's also 1.75m tall, and while he's aggressive, good on the ball and comfortable defending forward, we already have players who can offer those qualities.
What Barcelona need is a physically strong CB, good in the air, comfortable defending large spaces and able to complement Cubarsi. Lisandro doesn't solve those problems. I don't see the point of spending money on a defender who doesn't address our biggest weaknesses.
π¨π¨| Barcelona are considering offering Lisandro MartΓnez a lower starting salary to make a January move possible.
The plan would be to keep his wages down for the rest of this season, with higher payments built into the following years.
[@sport] π΅π΄π¦π·
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
βBarcelona will always find a way to disgrace us in Laligaβ
Meanwhile them ππ
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
Courtois and Real Madrid were the happiest when the announcement of Messi leaving Barcelona came out π
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
Messi is the only player in history to achieve this. Choose your GOAT wisely.
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
Thomas Tuchel leaving Kobbie Mainoo and Cole Palmer out of England's squad is not necessarily a bad thing for either player. Both withdrew from the previous international break through injury, and now that they're fit, they've been overlooked.
Honestly, the extra rest could benefit them. Mainoo is only just recovering from injury and needs to build consistency at Manchester United. He was even included in England's World Cup squad without getting a single minute.
There's no point risking their fitness for international football when they have important club careers to focus on. Their opportunities will come again when they're playing regularly and consistently.
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
One thing people need to understand about Cesc FΓ bregasβ Como:
Possession is not the destination. Itβs the weapon.
They invite opposition pressure, manipulate defensive positions, create free players and accelerate when the right space opens.
Thatβs the difference between passing for statistics and using possession to control a football match.
Study Como.
So we're β¬4M away from being being "Broke" once again
Basically we need players to leave in order to reinforce new players / Defenders in January
Stripped Gavi off the Captaincy
& stripped Balde off the starting XI
It all makes sense now
Barca Fabrizio retweeted
π΅β€οΈ| LA MASIA: WHERE YOUR NATURAL POSITION IS JUST A SUGGESTION!
It takes one injury to give another talent an opportunity. And when that player impresses, the one returning from injury might have to sit on the bench and fight to reclaim his place.
Well, behold your NEW TWO RIGHT-BACKS!
Neither of them is a natural right-back.
Only in La Masia can you witness this kind of positional adaptation. β€οΈπ
I just hope these kids don't forget how to play in their natural positions after all this!
