++ [ originally posted by bianconero ] ++
No, you are wrong.
Please do do the researce.
Strikers that just score are not to be found so easily: so that indeed does make Trez world class.
DP is not particularily creative, well not since he got injured a number of years ago.
Wait, so now you're saying that because Trezeguet does nothing but score that he's worldclass. So, becuase he can't dribble, or pass, or shoot from range, or cross, or tackle, or even keep the ball; that he is world class? I think that you're being a bit premature on that one. He's scored a lot of goals before, but not only has his tally decreased of late, but he does those other things even worse. If that's what you look for in a striker, then that's your business, but I'd rather have a more complete player, and I can't see any reason why a complete player isn't superior to one who is so one-dimensional as Trezeguet.
++ [ originally posted by bianconero ] ++
Maybe Maradona would be a good place for you to strart your researce. And anyway the idea that because a player has played in La Liga, so therfore cannot pla in Seria A is Draconian to say the least.
Maradona can not be used as an example. Not only is he a legend, but easily one of the top five players of all time, furthermore, that example is a bit dated. I have not said, "that because a player has played in La Liga, so therfore cannot pla in Seria A." My ascertion was that attackers from La Liga generally do not achieve the same form in Serie A as they do in La Liga. The facts back me up that on that point. The last four big transfers from La Liga iwho have been attackers have left their team the next season in disgrace after poor performances. That's not draconian, it's recognising a trend.