Nope. That wouldn't make much sense. I still see Giovinco being a part of a larger deal (or at least I hope). Can't see him in 3-5-2, which I expect will be Conte's preferred formation next season.
Nope. That wouldn't make much sense. I still see Giovinco being a part of a larger deal (or at least I hope). Can't see him in 3-5-2, which I expect will be Conte's preferred formation next season.
“In relation to reports in the media about Stevan Jovetic, patron Andrea Della Valle insists that the player is not on the market,” read the post on Fiorentina’s official website.
The difference is in how the teams play. Juventus have alot of possesion and when they face other serie a teams, they often face a wall of defenders. As a winger (wide-forward) I see no problem with Giovinco, but in a two-man attack I see him struggle due to his lack of physical attributes. A really good and strong center forward might be able to make enough room for him. But not Matri, Quag or Vucinic.
The difference is in how the teams play. Juventus have alot of possesion and when they face other serie a teams, they often face a wall of defenders. As a winger (wide-forward) I see no problem with Giovinco, but in a two-man attack I see him struggle due to his lack of physical attributes. A really good and strong center forward might be able to make enough room for him. But not Matri, Quag or Vucinic.
Close to the goal, he will easily decide games with through balls, dribbles or even winning free kicks. He makes up for his lack of physicality, just like hundreds of other players do... At the byline he can be fouled, not around the box, because they know he'll convert them...
The difference is in how the teams play. Juventus have alot of possesion and when they face other serie a teams, they often face a wall of defenders. As a winger (wide-forward) I see no problem with Giovinco, but in a two-man attack I see him struggle due to his lack of physical attributes. A really good and strong center forward might be able to make enough room for him. But not Matri, Quag or Vucinic.
Close to the goal, he will easily decide games with through balls, dribbles or even winning free kicks. He makes up for his lack of physicality, just like hundreds of other players do... At the byline he can be fouled, not around the box, because they know he'll convert them...
If Giovinco gets room to operate. But I don't think he would in a two-man attack - unless we sign a better center forward than what we have. Him surrounded by six players in front of the penalty area will do him no good. Just like many other similar players to him. He needs to operate as a wide-forward to succeed accordingly to his talents.
I cried when he missed that penalty in 94; it was devastating. Zidane and Baggio are my two favorite players; I was so disappointed when we sold them both.
Close to the goal, he will easily decide games with through balls, dribbles or even winning free kicks. He makes up for his lack of physicality, just like hundreds of other players do... At the byline he can be fouled, not around the box, because they know he'll convert them...
He has his positives, and im pretty sure that he has learned to deal with his lack of physical attributes in teh way of forcing defenders to take him down and earn freekicks. Also, if he cannot pass, Gio has a very good eye for though passes and assist. He does per game an average of 3 potential goal assist. We just need now a very good goal scorer to convert at least one one of them.