I see some similarities though. Not in style but it took Dybala a couple of seasons (in A and B) before he had a third breakout one with Palermo. You mostly saw talent and the odd flash of brilliance from him. Even in his last season with Palermo there wasn't consistency but it's all relative when a player is that age in a smaller side. Dybala jumped up several levels at once in his first Juve season, sometimes quality shines through like that joining other players of quality, especially in such a dominant side as Juve.
Schick is about the same age as Dybala was going into that third season with Palermo and already he is more consistent in terms of goals, it's very impressive from a rookie who only has one season in the Czech league behind him. As I say we are seeing bits and pieces from him still because he is not a regular starter, but what he is doing with his minutes is very impressive, it's a better ratio than could be expected. Schick has a clear issue though, and it is that Dybala came in to replace an outgoing important player like Tevez, so unless we are suddenly losing an attacker than Schick at this point wouldn't have the same potential space in our team.
Schick is about the same age as Dybala was going into that third season with Palermo and already he is more consistent in terms of goals, it's very impressive from a rookie who only has one season in the Czech league behind him. As I say we are seeing bits and pieces from him still because he is not a regular starter, but what he is doing with his minutes is very impressive, it's a better ratio than could be expected. Schick has a clear issue though, and it is that Dybala came in to replace an outgoing important player like Tevez, so unless we are suddenly losing an attacker than Schick at this point wouldn't have the same potential space in our team.
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