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Allegri isn't famous for complimenting Juve players as individuals, but when he does he is usually saying things as they are. He said that Mandzukic and Matuidi have a different engine from the others. Now he said the same about Rabiot. And we all saw the same. Not the greatest and most pure talents, but all three were/are players who could run for days.
He also made comments about the champions in our squad. Di Maria was "a champion who could see things that the others can't"; Dybala "has extraordinary technical qualities, he plays in a divine way"; Tevez "is like all great champions, indispensable for the great teams", and so on.
Of course, I do not wish to compare Yildiz to the aforementioned champions, and I didn't even read anywhere that Allegri praised him. But if he did, it's not a reason for caution
He also made comments about the champions in our squad. Di Maria was "a champion who could see things that the others can't"; Dybala "has extraordinary technical qualities, he plays in a divine way"; Tevez "is like all great champions, indispensable for the great teams", and so on.
Of course, I do not wish to compare Yildiz to the aforementioned champions, and I didn't even read anywhere that Allegri praised him. But if he did, it's not a reason for caution
Allegri isn't famous for complimenting Juve players as individuals, but when he does he is usually saying things as they are. He said that Mandzukic and Matuidi have a different engine from the others. Now he said the same about Rabiot. And we all saw the same. Not the greatest and most pure talents, but all three were/are players who could run for days.
He also made comments about the champions in our squad. Di Maria was "a champion who could see things that the others can't"; Dybala "has extraordinary technical qualities, he plays in a divine way"; Tevez "is like all great champions, indispensable for the great teams", and so on.
Of course, I do not wish to compare Yildiz to the aforementioned champions, and I didn't even read anywhere that Allegri praised him. But if he did, it's not a reason for caution
He also made comments about the champions in our squad. Di Maria was "a champion who could see things that the others can't"; Dybala "has extraordinary technical qualities, he plays in a divine way"; Tevez "is like all great champions, indispensable for the great teams", and so on.
Of course, I do not wish to compare Yildiz to the aforementioned champions, and I didn't even read anywhere that Allegri praised him. But if he did, it's not a reason for caution
