Alex Sandro (17 Viewers)
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Down 0-1 to Columbia he came in for AS at 62 min and got assist for tying goal and Brazil went on to 2-1win. Didn't watch but wonder if this was one of AS's mind/hustle wasn't in his game nighst? Sandro is 30. Lodi is 23 and short in stature but I would do a swap for them sight unseen.
Once superior Sandro plays plenty since who else to start over him? Lower Lodi salary though contract runs to 2025 and Juve needs a second LB anyway. Alex wants to stay in Turin. Of course, it seems to be the place of a holiday destination. Loved Alex year(s) ago but too many ups and downs for me. Can't be trusted.
Once superior Sandro plays plenty since who else to start over him? Lower Lodi salary though contract runs to 2025 and Juve needs a second LB anyway. Alex wants to stay in Turin. Of course, it seems to be the place of a holiday destination. Loved Alex year(s) ago but too many ups and downs for me. Can't be trusted.
Spinazzola is turning it on for Italy no doubt...and wouldn't say no to him starting in this kind of form but let's not make out like he Carlos.
Sandro either needs a fire under ass to get him back to his best or sell him. But it seems no one wants any juve players and qllegri is likely to keep everyone because of it.
Sandro either needs a fire under ass to get him back to his best or sell him. But it seems no one wants any juve players and qllegri is likely to keep everyone because of it.
Thought he had an ok game.
Put in a perfect cross for Morata who should have scored and set up Bentancur for a shot by winning back possession outside their box. There is a tactical issue though that he really has no attacking player in front of him. Danilo had Cuadrado and even Bentancur today. Sandro had no-one ahead of him because Berna came inside and Dybala was more central throughout.
We need an attacking threat to give width on the left. Maybe Chiesa on the left, although not ideal would give us more balance but not sure how we'd manage it. Maybe a 4-2-3-1 / 4-4-2 type setup.
Put in a perfect cross for Morata who should have scored and set up Bentancur for a shot by winning back possession outside their box. There is a tactical issue though that he really has no attacking player in front of him. Danilo had Cuadrado and even Bentancur today. Sandro had no-one ahead of him because Berna came inside and Dybala was more central throughout.
We need an attacking threat to give width on the left. Maybe Chiesa on the left, although not ideal would give us more balance but not sure how we'd manage it. Maybe a 4-2-3-1 / 4-4-2 type setup.
