Lionel Enguene

Today is the undisputed leader and Captain of Quique Álvarez' Cadet A team, sitting atop the League five points ahead of Espanyol.

Enguene plays in the interior like his idols Xavi and Iniesta, particularly reknowned for his exquisite technique in all areas of the game: control, short passing and long, adept at using inside and outside of the foot, dribbling and shooting. Tactically, plays like a veteran: he knows when to keep his position and maintain the ball and know when to advance on offense, something he excels at with his powerful physique and easy scoring ability.

High character person, on and off the field. Very responsible boy and La Masia speaks highly of him. On the pitch he is always working, showing his character and is the one that steers the team when things go wrong. They say those who know him best say that his greatest virtue is his competitiveness. Potential is very, very high, and next season would not be surprising if he skipped the Junior B and pass directly to A. If you want to know him better, this Saturday Espanyol-Barcelona in Sant Adrià.

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Galning said:

I don't want to sound racist but you always have to look out with these black youngsters.
They may be older than they actually say/think they are. They also have physical attributes that other kids don't have yet (or will never have) at that age which gives them an advantage, but this disappears when they get older.

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Tonykross said:

How does physical attributes related to techical ability, his potential is based on his technical abilities.

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