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Why would Boucci leave is a better question. He's not going anywhere and neither is Tek. We already have enough holes to fill anyways so no need to create more of them.

Using penalty misses as an argument against a player is silly and this is Cuadrado's thread not Dybala's. One thread of your and Bianconero81's back and forth on Dybi is more than enough in my very humble opinion.

Penalty misses? As if there's some magical penalty taker who never misses any.

@Elvin

Our most important player.

According to whoscored he made 12 key passes which is a crazy high amount, hence the high score. Also he had like a trillion touches and that usually means you get a high score as well.

Such a professional. Has been out with Covid for ≈2 weeks, thrown straight in to the staring XI and plays the full 90 minutes while performing like he hadn't been away.

Quite often see these reds where a bad touch leads to a bad tackle. Basically you try to fix the first mistake but instead just make it worse. Because of his stature and lack of strength Cuadrado has a habit of defending by going to ground.

Juavin Cu Druyne

I wouldn't blame individual players for our shortcomings at the moment. We simply aren't functioning properly as a team and that isn't the fault of some specific player.

Absolutely and in current form he should keep playing there even when all our RBs are fit.

He did and Cuadrado played some game as a right-back under Allegri as well.

Because towards the end of the season that lineup gave us the best performances and got us the results. It would have been a surprise at that time if we played a different lineup. You're creating imaginary scenarios and inventing the outcomes. You can perceive any situation the way you like with...

Our best XI towards the end of the season simply didn't include Cuadrado. We played more or less the same lineup in both legs against Monaco and against Lazio in the Coppa Italia final with great effect. I love Cuadrado but to think we only lost because he didn't play is simply ridiculous.

Cuadrado was rightly dropped because he lost his best form late in the season while Dani Alves was killing it in that role at the same time. I doubt him playing in Madrid would have changed anything, we simply didn't show up during the second half of that game. It wasn't a personnel issue it was...

Ridiculous finish. Up there with the ones against Inda and Lyon.

Sarri likes technical players like Cuadrado who are also able to follow tactical instructions well. Only true Sarri fans like me and @Post Ironic understand Sarri.

Basically 3-3-4 with Sarri

He didn't start in the games against Monaco either or in the Coppa Italia final. So actually it would have been a change in personnel if he would have started not the other way around.