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Sega Fall Mbodj is a 16yo winger playing at AS Génération Foot. 🇸🇳 Highly active in front of goal, he stands out for his presence inside the box and his ability to create chances through his dribbling. He also contributes creatively, adding a dimension to his attacking game. 🔥

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Iniesta dribbling was insane man. Look at how fast he is and the close control he has. People think every 8 can play as winger. He had a ability no 8 has. That dribbling + ability to make final pass is just a generational mix.

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