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Valentin Barco Deep Dive Dropping... Chelsea fans are you ready to feast? 👀 Snippet below covering his creative game. #Chelsea #CFC

Valentin Barco Deep Dive Dropping... Chelsea fans are you ready to feast? 👀 Snippet below covering his creative game. #Chelsea #CFC

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Last year I posted this and it went viral… a year later and I have officially signed Layla Banaras as our first international female footballer 🤯 We will guide her on and off the pitch, ranging from contractual negotiations to performance analysis… Please Welcome Layla!

Last year I posted this and it went viral… a year later and I have officially signed Layla Banaras as our first international female footballer 🤯 We will guide her on and off the pitch, ranging from contractual negotiations to performance analysis… Please Welcome Layla!

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Just a thought ahead of the Brazil Morocco game. A key tactical theme could be Brazil trying to create tension on Morocco's RHS. Vini and Raphinha can cause jeopardy for Hakimi and Bouaddi on who to pick with their rotations. If they can occupy the Moroccans attention there, this could open up the game for Paqueta to get on the ball and tempt Bouaddi to either shut him down or fall back and help cover Raphinha's runs. - Samson Kalnińş Brough

Just a thought ahead of the Brazil Morocco game. A key tactical theme could be Brazil trying to create tension on Morocco's RHS. Vini and Raphinha can cause jeopardy for Hakimi and Bouaddi on who to pick with their rotations. If they can occupy the Moroccans attention there, this could open up the game for Paqueta to get on the ball and tempt Bouaddi to either shut him down or fall back and help cover Raphinha's runs. - Samson Kalnińş Brough

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When Pythag bangs it left foot and right foot 🥶

When Pythag bangs it left foot and right foot 🥶

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Every time I go see England, for years Foden has looked unbelievable in the warm ups. Has all the flair in the world yet come game time we don’t see his full potential - Samson Kalnińş Brough

Every time I go see England, for years Foden has looked unbelievable in the warm ups. Has all the flair in the world yet come game time we don’t see his full potential - Samson Kalnińş Brough

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Two footedness runs in the family… Pythag Jr balling out 😅

Two footedness runs in the family… Pythag Jr balling out 😅

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Chelsea 1 – Arsenal 1 ... "The Ultimate DEEP DIVE" 🎯 Reece James MOTM dropping as DLP 🔵 Chelsea high press early... exploiting Arsenal missing Saliba & Gabriel 👊 Estevão & João Pedro pressing centrally, Caicedo tracking Eze high 🟦 4-2-2-2 shape: Gusto pushes as wing-back, Cucurella sits deeper vs Saka 📏 Set Piece Strategy: zonal, Enzo & James block far-post runs 👇 To watch the full podcast, use the link below

Chelsea 1 – Arsenal 1 ... "The Ultimate DEEP DIVE" 🎯 Reece James MOTM dropping as DLP 🔵 Chelsea high press early... exploiting Arsenal missing Saliba & Gabriel 👊 Estevão & João Pedro pressing centrally, Caicedo tracking Eze high 🟦 4-2-2-2 shape: Gusto pushes as wing-back, Cucurella sits deeper vs Saka 📏 Set Piece Strategy: zonal, Enzo & James block far-post runs 👇 To watch the full podcast, use the link below

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I’m still not convinced by this argument that Messi is ‘not as good 1 v 1 from a static standpoint’. I remember both Evra and Cole struggling against him. I guess if you’re trying to say when he’s in full flow he’s even more unstoppable I kind of get it but usually he starts from a static position and then injects momentum before going onto beat 3/4!? 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m still not convinced by this argument that Messi is ‘not as good 1 v 1 from a static standpoint’. I remember both Evra and Cole struggling against him. I guess if you’re trying to say when he’s in full flow he’s even more unstoppable I kind of get it but usually he starts from a static position and then injects momentum before going onto beat 3/4!? 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Our Liverpool Admin with an assist Kevin De Bruyne would be proud of 😅

Our Liverpool Admin with an assist Kevin De Bruyne would be proud of 😅

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Effenberg along with Redondo was THE midfielder of the late 90s. One of the most complete midfielders of his era. Not really spoken about enough by later generations. #BayernMunich

Effenberg along with Redondo was THE midfielder of the late 90s. One of the most complete midfielders of his era. Not really spoken about enough by later generations. #BayernMunich

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WHY Morgan Rogers Could Force Chelsea To Change Their System... Morgan Rogers is one of the Premier League's most explosive transition players. When games open up, very few players can match his ability to carry the ball through midfield, attack space and create moments of chaos. Add in his long-range shooting and creative passing, and it's easy to understand why Chelsea are interested. But signing Rogers isn't just about adding another talented attacker. It's about deciding what Chelsea want to be. Rogers thrives in fast, vertical football where he has space to drive at defenders. Chelsea, under Xabi Alonso, are expected to control games through possession. Bridging those two ideas may require significant tactical tweaks, potentially fixing Cole Palmer centrally and building the attack around Rogers' strengths. There are trade-offs too. Rogers is still developing defensively and isn't as comfortable breaking down deep, compact blocks as he is attacking open space. The challenge for Chelsea would be unlocking his best qualities without sacrificing their overall structure. At a reported £117m, the Telstar Transfer Index places the move alongside some of football's biggest transfers once adjusted for football inflation. Chelsea fans, should the system adapt to Morgan Rogers... or should Morgan Rogers adapt to Chelsea? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Morgan Rogers Could Force Chelsea To Change Their System... Morgan Rogers is one of the Premier League's most explosive transition players. When games open up, very few players can match his ability to carry the ball through midfield, attack space and create moments of chaos. Add in his long-range shooting and creative passing, and it's easy to understand why Chelsea are interested. But signing Rogers isn't just about adding another talented attacker. It's about deciding what Chelsea want to be. Rogers thrives in fast, vertical football where he has space to drive at defenders. Chelsea, under Xabi Alonso, are expected to control games through possession. Bridging those two ideas may require significant tactical tweaks, potentially fixing Cole Palmer centrally and building the attack around Rogers' strengths. There are trade-offs too. Rogers is still developing defensively and isn't as comfortable breaking down deep, compact blocks as he is attacking open space. The challenge for Chelsea would be unlocking his best qualities without sacrificing their overall structure. At a reported £117m, the Telstar Transfer Index places the move alongside some of football's biggest transfers once adjusted for football inflation. Chelsea fans, should the system adapt to Morgan Rogers... or should Morgan Rogers adapt to Chelsea? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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Camavinga is still only 23 but he's not developing at a rate that matches his talent. This is him at 16 making Verratti look 2nd best. Why is it that 7 years later his game still looks so raw? He's stagnating at Madrid
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Camavinga is still only 23 but he's not developing at a rate that matches his talent. This is him at 16 making Verratti look 2nd best. Why is it that 7 years later his game still looks so raw? He's stagnating at Madrid

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Mbappé might be the dictator of football… but Lamine Yamal could dictate France’s entire defensive structure. 🇫🇷 If France attack, expect a 2-4-4 with Koundé given licence to attack because Baena isn’t the same vertical threat as Nico Williams. That allows Dembélé to isolate Cucurella. But the danger is the other side. Digne cannot survive alone against Yamal. France may have to sacrifice numbers elsewhere just to contain him. 🇪🇸 If Spain dominate possession, expect a 2-1-4-3 with Rodri protecting the back two and Spain constantly trying to create overloads around Yamal. The question becomes: if France send Saliba, Digne, Koné and Rabiot towards Yamal… who picks up Dani Olmo? Because while Mbappé vs Yamal sells the tickets… Olise vs Olmo could decide the match. #fifaworldcup
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Mbappé might be the dictator of football… but Lamine Yamal could dictate France’s entire defensive structure. 🇫🇷 If France attack, expect a 2-4-4 with Koundé given licence to attack because Baena isn’t the same vertical threat as Nico Williams. That allows Dembélé to isolate Cucurella. But the danger is the other side. Digne cannot survive alone against Yamal. France may have to sacrifice numbers elsewhere just to contain him. 🇪🇸 If Spain dominate possession, expect a 2-1-4-3 with Rodri protecting the back two and Spain constantly trying to create overloads around Yamal. The question becomes: if France send Saliba, Digne, Koné and Rabiot towards Yamal… who picks up Dani Olmo? Because while Mbappé vs Yamal sells the tickets… Olise vs Olmo could decide the match. #fifaworldcup

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63,411 views • 6 days ago

WHY Granit Xhaka Could UNLOCK Cole Palmer… At 33, he doesn’t fit the profile of a typical BlueCo signing. But he might be the perfect signing for Xabi Alonso. When the pair worked together at Leverkusen, Xhaka became one of the best passers in Europe. His ability to dictate tempo, play through pressure and find runners from deep was fundamental to Alonso’s system. That relationship could be recreated at Chelsea. Alongside Moisés Caicedo, Xhaka could alternate between dropping into the first phase of build-up and progressing play, while Cole Palmer occupies the pockets between the opposition’s midfield and defence, giving Chelsea elite creators in both deep and advanced areas. Of course, there are risks. At 33, his athleticism isn’t what it once was, so Chelsea would need to surround him with runners rather than ask him to cover huge spaces on his own. But that’s something Alonso has already shown he knows how to manage. And when you compare the reported fee through the Telstar Transfer Index, it falls into a similar range to Claude Makélélé’s move to Chelsea. For a player who already understands every detail of Alonso’s football, that could prove to be one of the smartest deals of the summer. Chelsea fans, would you bring Xhaka to Stamford Bridge? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Granit Xhaka Could UNLOCK Cole Palmer… At 33, he doesn’t fit the profile of a typical BlueCo signing. But he might be the perfect signing for Xabi Alonso. When the pair worked together at Leverkusen, Xhaka became one of the best passers in Europe. His ability to dictate tempo, play through pressure and find runners from deep was fundamental to Alonso’s system. That relationship could be recreated at Chelsea. Alongside Moisés Caicedo, Xhaka could alternate between dropping into the first phase of build-up and progressing play, while Cole Palmer occupies the pockets between the opposition’s midfield and defence, giving Chelsea elite creators in both deep and advanced areas. Of course, there are risks. At 33, his athleticism isn’t what it once was, so Chelsea would need to surround him with runners rather than ask him to cover huge spaces on his own. But that’s something Alonso has already shown he knows how to manage. And when you compare the reported fee through the Telstar Transfer Index, it falls into a similar range to Claude Makélélé’s move to Chelsea. For a player who already understands every detail of Alonso’s football, that could prove to be one of the smartest deals of the summer. Chelsea fans, would you bring Xhaka to Stamford Bridge? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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Sorry still fuming… I’d sack Tuchel for this tournament. England scraped way too many games as per Euro 2024. #england #worldcup
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Sorry still fuming… I’d sack Tuchel for this tournament. England scraped way too many games as per Euro 2024. #england #worldcup

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WHY Marco Palestra Could Be Perfect For Xabi Alonso… Chelsea’s latest signing might not be the headline-grabber, but tactically it makes a lot of sense. Marco Palestra looks tailor-made for the demands of modern wing-back play. He’s explosive, two-footed, loves carrying the ball forward and consistently turns his dribbles into productive actions rather than empty touches. That versatility could be incredibly valuable under Xabi Alonso. Whether it’s right wing-back, left wing-back or even a more advanced role in a lopsided system, Palestra has the athletic profile to become a genuine weapon in possession. But there are still questions to answer. His defensive activity is relatively low, his 1v1 defending needs work, and Chelsea’s recent history of signing young talents shows that development pathways matter just as much as potential. The challenge will be giving him the right environment to turn that talent into top-level production. And when you compare the fee through the Telstar Transfer Index, it starts to look less like an overpay and more like a calculated bet on upside. Chelsea fans, where do you see Palestra fitting into Alonso’s system? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Marco Palestra Could Be Perfect For Xabi Alonso… Chelsea’s latest signing might not be the headline-grabber, but tactically it makes a lot of sense. Marco Palestra looks tailor-made for the demands of modern wing-back play. He’s explosive, two-footed, loves carrying the ball forward and consistently turns his dribbles into productive actions rather than empty touches. That versatility could be incredibly valuable under Xabi Alonso. Whether it’s right wing-back, left wing-back or even a more advanced role in a lopsided system, Palestra has the athletic profile to become a genuine weapon in possession. But there are still questions to answer. His defensive activity is relatively low, his 1v1 defending needs work, and Chelsea’s recent history of signing young talents shows that development pathways matter just as much as potential. The challenge will be giving him the right environment to turn that talent into top-level production. And when you compare the fee through the Telstar Transfer Index, it starts to look less like an overpay and more like a calculated bet on upside. Chelsea fans, where do you see Palestra fitting into Alonso’s system? 👀🔵 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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153,786 views • 26 days ago

VAR reached the right decision behind the curtain isn’t the point… justice must be seen to have been done. We have the right to scrutinise whether VAR reached the right decision on a key key moment of knockout game affecting millions. #egypt #argentina #worldcup
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VAR reached the right decision behind the curtain isn’t the point… justice must be seen to have been done. We have the right to scrutinise whether VAR reached the right decision on a key key moment of knockout game affecting millions. #egypt #argentina #worldcup

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67,718 views • 13 days ago

WHY Mateus Fernandes Could Transform Tottenham’s Midfield… Replacing quality in midfield isn’t just about signing the biggest name. It’s about finding the right profile. Mateus Fernandes looks tailor-made for Roberto De Zerbi’s football. Comfortable receiving under pressure, constantly scanning the pitch and capable of breaking lines with progressive passes, he has all the tools to become the conductor of Spurs’ build-up. His role could mirror the one Moisés Caicedo played under De Zerbi at Brighton. Dropping alongside the centre-backs to help Tottenham play through pressure before driving forward to connect attacks, Fernandes offers the mobility and intelligence to control games from deep. There are still areas to develop. He isn’t a natural lone defensive midfielder, can occasionally overcarry the ball and would benefit from having a more defensive-minded partner alongside him to maximise his strengths. The reported £85m fee is eye-catching. But when you compare it using the Telstar Transfer Index, which adjusts historic transfer fees for football inflation, it would rank among the biggest investments in Tottenham’s history, surpassed only by Gazza in today’s money. If De Zerbi gets the midfield balance right, Spurs may have signed the perfect player to run his system. Spurs fans, would you spend £85m on Mateus Fernandes? 👀⚪ 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Mateus Fernandes Could Transform Tottenham’s Midfield… Replacing quality in midfield isn’t just about signing the biggest name. It’s about finding the right profile. Mateus Fernandes looks tailor-made for Roberto De Zerbi’s football. Comfortable receiving under pressure, constantly scanning the pitch and capable of breaking lines with progressive passes, he has all the tools to become the conductor of Spurs’ build-up. His role could mirror the one Moisés Caicedo played under De Zerbi at Brighton. Dropping alongside the centre-backs to help Tottenham play through pressure before driving forward to connect attacks, Fernandes offers the mobility and intelligence to control games from deep. There are still areas to develop. He isn’t a natural lone defensive midfielder, can occasionally overcarry the ball and would benefit from having a more defensive-minded partner alongside him to maximise his strengths. The reported £85m fee is eye-catching. But when you compare it using the Telstar Transfer Index, which adjusts historic transfer fees for football inflation, it would rank among the biggest investments in Tottenham’s history, surpassed only by Gazza in today’s money. If De Zerbi gets the midfield balance right, Spurs may have signed the perfect player to run his system. Spurs fans, would you spend £85m on Mateus Fernandes? 👀⚪ 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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91,484 views • 20 days ago

Sandro Tonali - Tactical Report ⚪️ ☑️Covers ground exceptionally (pace + stamina) ❌Aerially not combative enough for a 6 ☑️World-Class shot tech - but doesn't score often ☑️Another all-rounder next to Mateus - vintage RDZ Full Video: #thfc #Tottenham
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Sandro Tonali - Tactical Report ⚪️ ☑️Covers ground exceptionally (pace + stamina) ❌Aerially not combative enough for a 6 ☑️World-Class shot tech - but doesn't score often ☑️Another all-rounder next to Mateus - vintage RDZ Full Video: #thfc #Tottenham

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85,613 views • 19 days ago

Ayyoub Bouaddi is so Matteo Guendouzi coded. Both very active defensively from a young age. Guendouzi at 17 had the more refined passing game but Bouaddi physically more imposing and aerially dominant- Samson Kalnińş Brough
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Ayyoub Bouaddi is so Matteo Guendouzi coded. Both very active defensively from a young age. Guendouzi at 17 had the more refined passing game but Bouaddi physically more imposing and aerially dominant- Samson Kalnińş Brough

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185,362 views • 1 month ago

Valentin Barco 🔵 ⚪️ The ULTIMATE Scout Report ➡️ Master of the through ball (Gradient Grade 80) ➡️ First Phase Receiver who uses momentum of one twos to break press ➡️ Outgrown LB, undergoing Kimmich-like journey ➡️ Dribbling has high end range but inconsistent execution Full Video: If you can't wait, head over to Patreon where it is out early release for Patrons. #chelsea #cfc
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Valentin Barco 🔵 ⚪️ The ULTIMATE Scout Report ➡️ Master of the through ball (Gradient Grade 80) ➡️ First Phase Receiver who uses momentum of one twos to break press ➡️ Outgrown LB, undergoing Kimmich-like journey ➡️ Dribbling has high end range but inconsistent execution Full Video: If you can't wait, head over to Patreon where it is out early release for Patrons. #chelsea #cfc

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178,526 views • 1 month ago

Made my live TV debut on Sky Sports yesterday... Not bad for a South Asian lad from a broken home where nobody cared about football. There were a lot of moments growing up where this life didn’t even feel remotely possible. Grateful to Sky Sports, Roman Kemp and everyone who’s supported the journey so far❤️
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Made my live TV debut on Sky Sports yesterday... Not bad for a South Asian lad from a broken home where nobody cared about football. There were a lot of moments growing up where this life didn’t even feel remotely possible. Grateful to Sky Sports, Roman Kemp and everyone who’s supported the journey so far❤️

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192,142 views • 1 month ago

Moises Caicedo • Tactical Report Kante 2.0? ➡️ Not as agile or indefatigable ➡️ Sexier footwork but less control at speed ➡️ Less aggressive ball winner but more disciplined positionally 🔗 CC: Efficiency Match Sports KlipDraw #Arsenal #CFC #Caicedo [Thread]
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Moises Caicedo • Tactical Report Kante 2.0? ➡️ Not as agile or indefatigable ➡️ Sexier footwork but less control at speed ➡️ Less aggressive ball winner but more disciplined positionally 🔗 CC: Efficiency Match Sports KlipDraw #Arsenal #CFC #Caicedo [Thread]

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3,975,261 views • 3 years ago

Mateus Fernandes - Tactical Report Full Video: ➡️ DP w/ Mainoo🤢but + Ederson & Bruno in a♦️👍 ➡️ Forward scans well to pounce + Intercept ➡️ Reverse scanning 👎, needs a DM sitter ➡️ Underrated weak🦶strike ➡️ Competitive aerially ➡️ Mean cross from RHS #manutd #mufc #manchesterunited #thfc #tottenham
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Mateus Fernandes - Tactical Report Full Video: ➡️ DP w/ Mainoo🤢but + Ederson & Bruno in a♦️👍 ➡️ Forward scans well to pounce + Intercept ➡️ Reverse scanning 👎, needs a DM sitter ➡️ Underrated weak🦶strike ➡️ Competitive aerially ➡️ Mean cross from RHS #manutd #mufc #manchesterunited #thfc #tottenham

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73,152 views • 24 days ago

Was Dudek as bad as this during the UCL Final of Istanbul? #LiverpoolFC #LFC #ACMilan
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Was Dudek as bad as this during the UCL Final of Istanbul? #LiverpoolFC #LFC #ACMilan

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1,420,617 views • 1 year ago

Declan Rice • Tactical Report ➡️Lacks press resistance in own 1/3 yet class when gallops forward ➡️Rare CDM hybrid of positional nous and ball-winning ➡️ Elite switcher of play but hoofs vertical long passes Full Video🔗 #DeclanRice #WHUARS #WHUFC
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Declan Rice • Tactical Report ➡️Lacks press resistance in own 1/3 yet class when gallops forward ➡️Rare CDM hybrid of positional nous and ball-winning ➡️ Elite switcher of play but hoofs vertical long passes Full Video🔗 #DeclanRice #WHUARS #WHUFC

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3,295,354 views • 3 years ago

WHY Victor Munoz Could Be The PERFECT Iraola Winger… Not every signing needs to be a superstar. Sometimes it’s about finding players who perfectly fit the manager’s ideas. Victor Munoz is exactly the type of winger Andoni Iraola has built successful teams around. Direct, aggressive and constantly looking to attack defenders rather than recycle possession. At Osasuna, Munoz developed a reputation for turning successful dribbles into shots and dangerous attacking moments. His arrival could also change the dynamics on Liverpool’s left-hand side. Last season, much of the responsibility for providing width fell on Kerkez as Gakpo drifted inside. Now, with both Munoz and Ngumoha available, Liverpool have genuine wide threats capable of stretching teams themselves. And together, they give Iraola very different weapons to deploy. There are still areas to improve, particularly defensively, but if there’s one coach you’d trust to develop that side of a winger’s game, it’s Iraola. And when you compare the €40m fee to previous Liverpool signings through the Telstar Transfer Index, it starts to look less like a gamble and more like a calculated investment. Liverpool fans, is Munoz the next great Anfield winger? 👀🔴 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Victor Munoz Could Be The PERFECT Iraola Winger… Not every signing needs to be a superstar. Sometimes it’s about finding players who perfectly fit the manager’s ideas. Victor Munoz is exactly the type of winger Andoni Iraola has built successful teams around. Direct, aggressive and constantly looking to attack defenders rather than recycle possession. At Osasuna, Munoz developed a reputation for turning successful dribbles into shots and dangerous attacking moments. His arrival could also change the dynamics on Liverpool’s left-hand side. Last season, much of the responsibility for providing width fell on Kerkez as Gakpo drifted inside. Now, with both Munoz and Ngumoha available, Liverpool have genuine wide threats capable of stretching teams themselves. And together, they give Iraola very different weapons to deploy. There are still areas to improve, particularly defensively, but if there’s one coach you’d trust to develop that side of a winger’s game, it’s Iraola. And when you compare the €40m fee to previous Liverpool signings through the Telstar Transfer Index, it starts to look less like a gamble and more like a calculated investment. Liverpool fans, is Munoz the next great Anfield winger? 👀🔴 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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88,293 views • 1 month ago

Has this World Cup proved that claiming Ronaldo was equal - let alone superior to Messi was a litmus test in ball knowledge? #cristianoronaldo #portugal
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Has this World Cup proved that claiming Ronaldo was equal - let alone superior to Messi was a litmus test in ball knowledge? #cristianoronaldo #portugal

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36,324 views • 13 days ago

Reece James failing at yoga. He needs to radically rethink how he approaches his conditioning as he seems to think being a bodybuilder is going to help prevent injuries on the football field when a leaner, limber frame is what is needed to improve range of motion. #CFC #Chelsea
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Reece James failing at yoga. He needs to radically rethink how he approaches his conditioning as he seems to think being a bodybuilder is going to help prevent injuries on the football field when a leaner, limber frame is what is needed to improve range of motion. #CFC #Chelsea

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2,554,035 views • 2 years ago

Alexis Mac Allister • Analysis ➡️Long + thread pass👌🏼but underused ➡️Blends into background ➡️Not a natural DM, CM nor AM ➡️Deceptive movement hence high XG but conservative finisher CC: Efficiency Match Sports KlipDraw Full Video🔗 #alexismacallister #bhafc #LFC
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Alexis Mac Allister • Analysis ➡️Long + thread pass👌🏼but underused ➡️Blends into background ➡️Not a natural DM, CM nor AM ➡️Deceptive movement hence high XG but conservative finisher CC: Efficiency Match Sports KlipDraw Full Video🔗 #alexismacallister #bhafc #LFC

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2,748,183 views • 3 years ago