Memphis Depay

serghei

Senior Member
I think with Ansu, Messi, Depay we could achieve a very nice fluidity where players exchange positions often. All are comfortable playing wide as well as center based on what I've seen.
 

malvolio

Senior Member
His haters will say that Memphis failed at Manchester United and how he will never make it a big club. His coaches were Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho there, so I have a hard time taking that against him. He matured a lot since then too.

all the best clubs in europe didn't want this guy, for the full 4 years he spent at lyon.

his apologists are instead happy to point out that de bruyne was a failure at chelsea and turned worldclass at city. disregarding the fact that de bruyne was snapped up immediately by city. while no important club wanted depay after the man utd failure.

as if van gaal or mourinho are bums when compared to mighty koeman :lol:
 

fergus90

Senior Member
I think he will be alright, he’s a decent squad option for free at the very least. If his season isn’t that great and Koeman goes I can’t see him sticking around much longer after that anyway.

Doesn’t strike me as a personality that settles for a squad role for too long. Under Koeman I think we can safely assume he starts whenever fit.
 
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khaled_a_d

Senior Member
I think with Ansu, Messi, Depay we could achieve a very nice fluidity where players exchange positions often. All are comfortable playing wide as well as center based on what I've seen.

That might be great, or disaster. That seems to be the way with players exchanging position in general
 

Kul_z

Senior Member
Would be a strong front three but lets see if depay is able to perform for a big club.

If messi stays the pressure would be totaly off his shoulders. Everybody expects from messi to deliver, his job is to add double digits of assists and goals in a season, and he should be considered a success
 

Bobo32

Senior Member
That might be great, or disaster. That seems to be the way with players exchanging position in general

Yeah Barcelona started last season with four of those players, and it looked fun for two or three games before it was gradually more and more obvious to be a disaster.
It's the same thing in midfield, Pedri, de Jong and Ilaix often played to freely, and Koeman ended up playing 5atb to fill in some holes, and relied more and more on Messi solving things on his own offensively.
 

serghei

Senior Member
That might be great, or disaster. That seems to be the way with players exchanging position in general

Yep, either chaos and players stepping on each other's toes, or something nice and hard to block. Worried with Koeman though... he's no Pep or Tuchel as far as fluidity is concerned, more like EV in this area.

We'll see.
 

Messi983

Senior Member
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