i always said Pogba is better on the left than as a trequartista, but that isnt as defensive as you say. none of them is a go to creative guy, but all of them are capable of creating something. add Dybala to that and you get a team that is not "ultra defensive".
playing Pogba on the left with Marchisio central and Khedira on the right with Pereyra as trequartista makes more sense though
playing Pogba on the left with Marchisio central and Khedira on the right with Pereyra as trequartista makes more sense though
Last season we managed in games without both Pirlo and Pogba but we had an on fire Tevez and Morata. This season its Dybala which has to be incredible to be able to equal Tevez at his best. Also Morata has to stay just as good but thats not as critical because Mandzukic is also a reliable player.
We have upgraded from llorente to Mandzukic but certainly downgraded from Dybala to Tevez (again Id be really surprised and crazy happy if he can equal tevez's best form), Pirlo and Vidal to Khedira and Asamoah. These are downgrades offensively and defensively but hopefully only temporary ones (Pogba, Morata, dybala, Rugani will grow every year). A great AM would really balance things out.
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no, we should look at last seasons one. we had no issues with Vidal last season, even when Pirlo wasnt playing. ofcourse, one can say Tevezs presence helped, but we still managed to play great in the attack with a weaker Vidal. Khedira for Germany always was one of the most active players in offense before his injury (not saying he is better than Vidal, but he is not exactly a Gattuso), Pogba is more experienced and will have more responsibility on him, as well as Marchisio. this can definitely work, i cant wait to see how Allegri will set this up.
I am looking forward for Pogba's growth. I hope marchisio doesnt regress to his old self.
