Yes, i was meaning that...but it was replying to an idea posted by Daidevil, which i would do only in an extreme case to fit Cavani in the center and Berardi on the right.
Still, i woudnt do that for the reasons i explained some pages about Dybala´s stats with his left foot, and because i see Berardi way more apt to adapt to a left winger/FW role than dybala.
BUT, what i wanted to mean is , if that for some arcane reason, fielding dybala on the left, Cavani in the center and Berardi on the right makes us play way better than now, and makes our main goalscorer (Cavani/Morata) score more than 20 goals in the league for example... i would make the switch without thinking twice, even if it means Dybala scoring less.
This is unreal and will never happen most likely, but im just giving an example that what i care about is our results and our team funcitoning properly, not where someone plays.
All for the team.
Without injury DYbala was on pace for 20 goals in the league this year... So that negates your theory.
He has 14 league goals in 2095 minutes... A full season is around 3000-3200 minutes. Players like Pogba and Higuain have played 2600 minutes already.
Dybala was on pace for 20-21 goals in 3000 minutes this year. In his very first year at Juve.
He could easily be our main goalscorer.
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The goals scored/game played by our forwards have actually increased every single year since our first scudetto.
2011-12: 43 games - 31 goals 0.721 goals/game
2012-13: 53 games - 47 goals 0.887 goals/game
2013-14: 55 games - 51 goals 0.927 goals/game
2014-15: 57 games - 57 goals 1.000 goals/game
2015-16: 44 games - 46 goals 1.045 goals/game
Impressive to see.
As a percentage of total goals scored:
2015-16: 46 of 78 or 59%
2014-15: 57 of 104 or 54.8%
2013-14: 51 of 106 or 48.1%
2012-13: 47 of 97 or 48.4%
2011-12: 31 of 77 or 40.3%
It's nice to see that each year our forwards are doing more of the work as far as scoring goals goes.