Zaza sucked quite a bit for Italy, frustrating showcase of average qualities, him and Immobile together made you want to bleach your eyes.
I recon everyone is finding out on what the optimal way and circumstances are for Zaza to play in.
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his team is superior and doesnt require him to play any role in chance creation, he'll be a lone pressing dog, thats rather clinical. Wich makes him a very interesting substitute to have, as he'll get more space and can manifest is strenght and pressing better against a tired defence.
However, against even or better quality opponent, he'll come short for the build up, and will entirely rely on his hard work, and making most of the few passes trough the defence he'll get. He does seems to become better at that, so he could develop into a pressing poacher or sorts.
At the national team, with an actual overrated failure of a building, he's needed in build up to final third and chance creation, and then his shortcommings are clearly seen. I dont think the azzurri should have to field a 4th choise forward. but they should consider using him the same way.
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Sell zaza for 35m, add 15m for isco, loan matri back.
We need 4 strikers for our 3-5-2 wich doesnt uses an am.