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But this isn't accurate, fullbacks and wingers closes spaces to midfield all the time and make the team more compact, that doesn't mean being an inverted fullback, but about being agile and smart one. PSG is actually a great example of that, all wingers and fullbacks are in synchronised...

By closing the space and not making them outnumbered. Fullbacks and wingers are big factors in that. One player, regardless who he is, won't fix it.

That is true. Those 4 are the core of the team and probably the most consistent ones among outfield players. We need more players who are as consistent, and would fit those 4.

We are linked with Fisnik who is 1.88 cm and seems strong, but he playa like a SS type of AM. There plenty of talents to find in that position than a DM that would move Pedri-Frenkie duo. I don't agree with midfield being a priority over attack. We essentially have 3 first team attackers under...

He has the potential. If him being a bit slow is related to recovery from ACL injury, and he could add just a little more pace, he could be a potential starting caliber RW. But it is a very wishful thinking for now. He has settled well and looked better in the past month or so.

There is no Rodri in the market. The best that was there was Zubi who wouldn't have improved our starting line up that much. There are bigger chance to improve the AM area while hoping that Bernal could develop into that tank CDM. He has the length for it, and could evolve physically for it...

I would take AM over CDM. Someone who can create, be part of the build up & pressing, and healthy. Basically Olmo if he was healthy and in form, but he isn't healthy or in form.

He was their best player in first half. He was toying with Kounde like he wasn't there. Him and Mbacke are force of nature, adding some playmaking helps them a lot. With Guler and Mastantuono, along Bellingham developing as better creator, it covers some of what they lost from the Modric -...

tbf, he always struggled after injuries. One of his main issues, it takes him way too much to get in form after smallest injuries.

Alves, Pique and Eto were equally annoying, just not as big of stars. All partied and were womaniser at some point, all big mouths. Some even talked shit to their managers. And that was in days players are vsstly less exposed on social media.

We tried to get Makio, but he rejected us and his dad didn't seem like a fan. Hato was expensive and is a bit of a tweener, isn't really a CB or a LB. He has played only 170 minutes this season, tough to say he is a great signing now, but age on his side. I don't get Fofana's hype, he looks a...

We will need our attack and Tek to have incredible game to win this. It has to "ourscoring " them like the last classico, it is almost sure we are gonna conceded at least couple of goals. I hope I am wrong

Those Valencia teams in 2000 & 2001. City teams that was dominant domesticallyat the end of the past decade. Barca 2010 and 2016 Loved Barca under LVG, but I think there was plenty of better sides tbh.

Karim Coulibaly seems like a very interesting profile for a CB. 18 years of age, 1.91 left footed CB at Werder Bremen. Looks against Berlin atm, only issue is his listed top speed in Bundesliga official website is 32 km/h which is a bit underwhelming. I don't know how good he is in the ball...

Not because of their big mouth, though. It is about taking care of your career and your body. You can be a saint like Kaka and don't have a long career, or a asshole like Alves and plays till 40. Lamine is an annoying asshole for sure, but this won't matter regarding his longevity and...

Scored 96th-minute equalizer in EL last night.

I don't know him personally to say that, niether any of us (most likely). For now, he seens to be professional during the season, and enjoy his life too much in the summer. Plenty of players were like that and remained super professional in their careers. Including aforementioned Pique

It is the same way as it was with Pique, he has a big mouth but as long as he stays professional, this is what matters.

I think he settled in Miami, and might see it as a long term home. I was hoping he would at least return to the city and let his kids be in La Masia, but this seems unlikely now. Thiago will be 16 by the end of that deal.