rovella if not already better, has much higher ceiling than locatelli. kulu is better attacking midfielder than conceicao, nico, koop. soule might still turn up better than nico gonzalez which cost much more.
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rovella is better than loca in clearances and interceptions, loca is a better passer. no clear winner. kulu is playing for a 100% attacking team with no pressure at all, and chico still has better per 90 stats despite the injuries, the coach he had and the fact that this was his first year in a new league. soulé is the definition of raw talent, he's completely unreliable. we wouldn't have more points with either of these in the squad instead of loca, koop, nico or chico
kean and huijsen are the obvious huge mistakes for me, but even kean admitted that he needed the change of scenery, so there's that too
kean and huijsen are the obvious huge mistakes for me, but even kean admitted that he needed the change of scenery, so there's that too
As I mentioned in the first post, all of those were players who played for Juve or were owned by the club when they were youngsters (21 or under 21), and then sold. Tek doesn't belong in that category.
Juve fans usually complain when we sell youngsters (Dybala in that list is obviously not such a case, but the others are), because there's hope they'll develop into something big. Huijsen from that list might still grow into a world class player (big questionmark for this too), but the rest will likely continue playing for teams that either won't qualify for CL, or will only appear there occasionaly.
On the other hand, the players Juve buys from such teams (Vlahovic, Nico, Bernardeschi, Chiesa, Locatelli, Cuadrado, Pjanic, etc) are starters at Juve and they're regularly playing in CL.
I am addressing here a common Tuz narrative that we're selling good players for less money and buying weaker ones for more.
Juve fans usually complain when we sell youngsters (Dybala in that list is obviously not such a case, but the others are), because there's hope they'll develop into something big. Huijsen from that list might still grow into a world class player (big questionmark for this too), but the rest will likely continue playing for teams that either won't qualify for CL, or will only appear there occasionaly.
On the other hand, the players Juve buys from such teams (Vlahovic, Nico, Bernardeschi, Chiesa, Locatelli, Cuadrado, Pjanic, etc) are starters at Juve and they're regularly playing in CL.
I am addressing here a common Tuz narrative that we're selling good players for less money and buying weaker ones for more.
why didn't gds report any of this?
https://www.lacnews24.it/cronaca/le...-star-nerazzurre-a-giuseppe-caminiti-k5i3kz13
https://www.lacnews24.it/cronaca/le...-star-nerazzurre-a-giuseppe-caminiti-k5i3kz13
The Viminale has announced to the FIGC that from next season 'the evening hours of high-risk matches will no longer be allowed'. Inevitably, even if there is no real list at the moment, it would be a large part of key matches. It all arose following the incidents on Sunday in the pre-match of the Derby della Capitale, which saw the police force massively engaged to avoid incidents, but which nevertheless saw twenty-four officers injured. [Gazzetta dello Sport]
Il Viminale ha preannunciato alla FIGC che dalla prossima stagione 'non sarà più consentito lo svolgimento in orario serale delle partite ad alto rischio'. Giocoforza, anche se non esiste al momento un vero e proprio elenco, si tratterebbe di gran parte di gare clou. Tutto è scaturito in seguito agli incidenti di domenica nel pre-gara del Derby della Capitale, che hanno visto le Forze dell'Ordine impegnate in maniera massiccia per evitare incidenti, ma che comunque hanno visto il ferimento di ventiquattro agenti. [Gazzetta dello Sport]
