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The discussion was on decisiveness in top games I wasn't discounting Yamal's impact but trying to talk more about decisiveness in the sport. If Messi dribbled without putting the ball in the net or assisting, and Barca lost all their UCL semifinals, and Argentina also lost theirs, I don't think...

It's great that you brought up Yamal performances against Inter, cause I felt we approached that game in a messed-up way compared to PSG, who killed Inter and made them look like amateurs Now let's check for decisiveness together objectively. Yamal had 20 successful dribbles, 3 key passes, 17...

If you followed the discussions between me and @FCBarca , you'll see that it is more of an objective comparison between Yamal and Dembele's decisiveness for last season, clearly not saying that Yamal isn't decisive. I used the UCL quarters journey upwards for both players as a sample (since...

What are the key objective criteria metrics that Yamal trumps in Individually? Note that the first criterion is (Individual performances, decisive and impressive character). Let's take UEFA competitions as a sample and look at their run from the quarters upwards Dembele assisted in the UEFA...

Okay, but I think objectivity would still have most votes putting Dembele as number 1 for the concluded season if we look at the 3 criteria they used. - Individual Performances (Dembele is high up there and very influencial for PSG) - Team Performances and Achievements (He's still up there) -...

I understand, but for this year, many people are saying the number 1 spot for Dembele is deserved, but they have issues with other positions. You even see Messi's congratulatory post to Dembele, where he says that he (Dembele) deserves it, which a lot of people actually agree with; I guess we...

So I would like to ask you the question you asked, what criteria is best for BPOTY? This is cause even in Barca, Raphinha led in most stats (chances created, goals, assists). Yamal was the best in dribbles, so is that enough for him to win. Also factor this, Pedri was voted best Barca player...

Honestly, the season he had was too good for him not to win. He had a goal or assist in their key games and finals, and won their domestic treble with the UCL and Supercup. He also got to the CWC finals, so he won 5 out of 6, and was key for them. It's harder to find a reason for him not to...

I see more neutrals voting this way

I don't think they've been equally as good without him. Against Arsenal, he scored the first goal (real quality), and when he got subbed off, their attack intensity reduced. He connects their attack most times when he's on and also contributed to around 30.9% of their total goals (168). That's...

You know, Dembele had 9 goals and 5 assists before January, and won MVP in 5 games within that period. Yamal had 6 goals, with 11 assists and 4 MVPs within the same period. This shows Dembele wasn't bad in the beginning of the season, his 2025 was just next level You've got points with...

They don't get past Liverpool without Dembele; they don't even win their SuperCup without him, so he's very vital to them (he won the mvp of the UEFA supercup). You'll also observe that he's their key forward, as Vitinha is vital in midfield. He has scored goals and provided assists in their key...

I don't think it'll be as close as we think for this year, cause whenever pundits are asked the Ballon D'Or question now, more go for Dembele cause of the trophies PSG has won. Yamal would need to have a crazy start to the new season to tip the odds

Yamal is more special, but that's not the only thing for the Ballon d'Or. He'll win it other years for sure, but for this year, I think Dembele's achievements are better.

He assisted the last goal, and almost created another in the last minute, but Porro stopped the ball. He had 3 key passes, and he was the heart of their attack today, like his passing was impressive today whenever he dropped deep.