Riccardo Saponara - AM C - Empoli (1 Viewer)

[juventino320]

strong links?

 

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[Mark]

if you trust Curva and Momblano.

 

[DAiDEViL]

come on. mention him.

 

[juventino320]

i trust monday!

 

[Mark]

come on. mention him.

who?

 

[DAiDEViL]

@zizinho

 

[zizinho]

We getting Italian Zidane

 

[j0ker]

 

[juventino320]

really bro, zidane?!

 

[piotrr]

Meltdown will come sooner than we expected this mercato.

 

[Osman]

@Lapa

 

[Mark]

Hope our medical staff know what to do with his constant groin injuries.

 

[pavluska]

really bro, zidane?!

People were arguing he's better than Isco. Why stop there? Why not compare with Zidane too? lol

 

[Juvellino]

People were arguing he's better than Isco. Why stop there? Why not compare with Zidane too? lol

What's your opinion of Saponara?

 

[pavluska]

What's your opinion of Saponara?

He's at best a backup caliber player whom we don't need.

 

[duranfj]

The only thing I think Saponara could do better than pereyra is being italian... I don't wanna us spend money on him cuz our priority r in other directions and other players

 

[Juvellino]

The only thing I think Saponara could do better than pereyra is being italian... I don't wanna us spend money on him cuz our priority r in other directions and other players

It's fine to think Pereyra is better than Saponara but you can't really compare the two cuz there not very alike. Pereyra is versatile and can be b2b, attacking mid or wing. He is perfect as a super sub and as a player that can fill in when a starter is injured. Saponara is a number 10 and is a facilitator that creates for teammates. He is slow. I also wouldn't be surprised if Allegri thinks he can be regista. They just are very different players. Getting Saponara doesn't really effect Pereyra that much.

 

[baggio]

This is what kind of "talent" (soon 24 years old) Italy musters these days... so sad considering the days when even not ADP was a starter. Things really have changed.

This is true, but its also because these things work in cycles. Sometimes an amazing generation comes through the system, and sometimes the grassroots in club football of countries just doesn't facilitate youth development in a suitable manner. Im pretty sure though, the next golden generation for the Azzurri is around the corner with the likes of Berardi and Florenzi and Romanogli breaking through.

 

[Ocelot]

Re-opened

 

[Salvatore]

Beppe filling the squad with those young Italian jewels.