Gonzalo Higuaín (81 Viewers)
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I agree that having a winger based formation could be a good thing for us. I also think that Dybala's too valuable to be discarded and I know some might disagree about that, that's just how I see it.
We could get the best of both worlds and have a 4-2-3-1 formation with actual good midfielders that can sustain that many forwards
We could get the best of both worlds and have a 4-2-3-1 formation with actual good midfielders that can sustain that many forwards
In the current setup , you can already say Dybala's been replaced. Bernardeschi is more of a TQ/midfielder than Dybala will ever be and is good at creating chances/playing through passes that Higuain can latch onto. Basically he is a much better fit than Dybala in the current formation.
What would change ? Maybe the onus will be on Higuain to score a lot more goals than he has this season. Maybe he'll have a lot more chances to score with two creative players by his side who assist more than they score more.
What we would miss ? Dybala's individual brilliance. His ability to create something out of nothing. His finishing. Like I said, in his absence , Higuain would have take the burden of scoring a large majority of the goals especially since a major chunk of that money will be spent on sorting out the midfield as well. (Martial as first change sub)
There are ideal conditions to make the team perform better without Dybala and compensate for his individual brilliance. But we said the same about Pogba who's in pretty much the same boat as him and now we all wish we could have Pogba back.
What would change ? Maybe the onus will be on Higuain to score a lot more goals than he has this season. Maybe he'll have a lot more chances to score with two creative players by his side who assist more than they score more.
What we would miss ? Dybala's individual brilliance. His ability to create something out of nothing. His finishing. Like I said, in his absence , Higuain would have take the burden of scoring a large majority of the goals especially since a major chunk of that money will be spent on sorting out the midfield as well. (Martial as first change sub)
There are ideal conditions to make the team perform better without Dybala and compensate for his individual brilliance. But we said the same about Pogba who's in pretty much the same boat as him and now we all wish we could have Pogba back.
We wouldn't be in this mess in the first place if we didn't have this "revolving doors policy" regarding selling players which resulted in our midfield becoming a shadow of its former self, and an unwise 90 million investment on the part of our board.
I blame Allegri for pragmatic/conservative tactics in certain games, but I blame the board for buying the wrong players.
I blame Allegri for pragmatic/conservative tactics in certain games, but I blame the board for buying the wrong players.
Both Higuain and Dybala are feeding off of scraps at this club, Unless they miss easy chances I just can't blame either of them for our lacklustre attacks. If Allegri is going to stay I think it's better to sell Dybala as it's easier to get more out of Higuain as he's a traditional number 9
Dybala to me requires constant movement around him and fast transitions from defence to attack, he needs to find space in between the lines like Isco does but our whole setup is too pragmatic and static to accommodate such a player like Dybala in attack
Dybala to me requires constant movement around him and fast transitions from defence to attack, he needs to find space in between the lines like Isco does but our whole setup is too pragmatic and static to accommodate such a player like Dybala in attack
