DonAK
President of FC Barcelona
If there's a team willing to pay us the 30m we paid for him we should sell him.
I'd much rather do that than loan him out. Loans can turn into a disaster very quickly.
19 - Vitor Rawke
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If there's a team willing to pay us the 30m we paid for him we should sell him.
I'd much rather do that than loan him out. Loans can turn into a disaster very quickly.
serghei
Senior Member
If we don't think he is good enough and we got fooled in this transfer, a loan is bad. Loan is recommended only if he's very raw but still has solid potential.
Loans don't work in our case because we constantly unload average players or worse to get rid of their wages. Or, more recently, to not have to register the player.
Loans don't work in our case because we constantly unload average players or worse to get rid of their wages. Or, more recently, to not have to register the player.
khaled_a_d
Senior Member
You are talking from coach perspective, then yeah is true. But this isn't the discussion despite you having a kind of obsession to make it always about that
From a player perspective, not giving an 18-19 years old player a chance to adapt in real games after bringing him midway in the season with after just coming of injuries?
I mean he signed a contract to sign from next season so he was willing to stay in Brazil if it fits us. He was open to whatever plan we had for him, then we bring him and say ops, that was the wrong one, let's plan another one.
Of course if this is the case, I won't trust the club.
Especially with many previous players who were loaned for a very bad fit for them, although this is a bit better now.
Hahahah stop crying ffs.
Devils
Senior Member
Biggest red flag around this guy was that there was no other top team interested in signing him. And even when he was in Brazil he was posting photos of him in a Barca shirt etc and saying how Barca was is first choice. Seems like he was dancing more for Barca because there weren't other options.
It's never the case these days with top talents. Many clubs will try to sign them. This guy seems to only of had Barca as his choice.
Complete disaster of a signing so far.
It's never the case these days with top talents. Many clubs will try to sign them. This guy seems to only of had Barca as his choice.
Complete disaster of a signing so far.
serghei
Senior Member
You are talking from coach perspective, then yeah is true. But this isn't the discussion despite you having a kind of obsession to make it always about that
From a player perspective, not giving an 18-19 years old player a chance to adapt in real games after bringing him midway in the season with after just coming of injuries?
I mean he signed a contract to sign from next season so he was willing to stay in Brazil if it fits us. He was open to whatever plan we had for him, then we bring him and say ops, that was the wrong one, let's plan another one.
Of course if this is the case, I won't trust the club.
Especially with many previous players who were loaned for a very bad fit for them, although this is a bit better now.
The manager is open to play very young players, as we have all seen. If he isn't playing Roque yet, it's probably because he doesn't think he is good enough at the moment. Maybe he is slacking off in training and/or not respecting tactical instructions.
OK. We brought him, but from there, his job is to convince the manager that he is good enough to play. If he's not doing that, he shouldn't play. There's no guarantees that you play if in training you don't make a case for yourself.
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JohnN
Senior Member
I agree. say whatever about xavi but trusting young players might be his best attribute. If Vitor had showd him anything he would have gotten minutes.
khaled_a_d
Senior Member
Again, you are talking from coach perspective which isn't what I discussed. No need to repeat it.
serghei
Senior Member
No, even from player perspective. What happened before you come to a big club is one thing, to convince the manager once you get there is a separate phase. It's totally up to Roque to improve in training and get official match time. The club still has to secure no2 spot so can't use him just like that if he's not able to do well. He played vs Cadiz and did nothing.
khaled_a_d
Senior Member
No, it isn't.
He has done everything the club asked him before, and the manager problem is his positioning (his words not mine) while everyone knew you are coming from a counter attacking team. So loaning him makes zero sense for him, he won't learn Barca way outside of it.
This is simply a miss communication within the club. As you say the coach has a point, but the player should look for himself in such a case.
If the coach isn't convinced and he will be stuck in a situation not good for his development.
Anyway, it is all just rumours atm.
European football adjusted to Vinicius pretty well.
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