8 - Pedri

draconifire

NTC with a Positive attitude
More creative, I would probably give us that to an extent, but they have better goal scorers, not high volume, but they all have a shot on them, with us we know how de Jong is in the attacking 3rd.

While they have neves scoring hat tricks, plus we know what the other two can do as well.

But overall creative, I get what you're getting at.
Ya that's true. FDJ lacks in the scoring department.

Guess we'll have to wait and see. Thanks to the UEFA gods we finally have a way to answer these question.
I hope all three of ours and theirs are Fit and firing when we meet. We can finally rest afterwards. Lol.
 

Devils

Senior Member
Global praise for this cat. Even got the Paul Scholes stamp of approval.

:wow:

This guy is too damn good dawg. Even EPL fans are all united in their praise of him after that showing against Newcastle.
 

soul24rage

Senior Member
Has the talent, just need the performances in CL or WC knockout stage + a CL or a WC trophy to be acknowledged worldwide as the best midfielder in the world.
 

lamineyamalbrilla

New member
Pedri: The gem Madrid let slip away

Did you know Pedri was on the verge of signing for Real Madrid? It’s true—and they turned him down. Let me tell you the full story, because it’s one of those that makes us love Barça even more.

In February 2018, just 15 years old, Pedri traveled from Tenerife to Valdebebas to take part in a trial with Madrid’s youth academy. At the time, he played for Juventud Laguna and was already showing serious promise. Despite a negative report from a local scout, the club invited him to train.

But during those days, Madrid was hit by heavy snow. He only managed to train for three days, and was sent to train with the B team. In the end, they told him he “didn’t have the level.” Just like that.

Pedri has spoken about it with humility and pride:

“They told me I wasn’t good enough. I thank the person who said I didn’t have the level, because now I’m at the club I’ve always loved.”
And it’s true—his heart was always blaugrana. His grandfather even founded a Barça fan club in Tenerife, and Pedri never felt comfortable wearing the white shirt.

After that rejection, he signed for UD Las Palmas, where he quickly stood out. In 2019, Barça signed him for €5 million, and the rest is history: a key starter, Golden Boy winner, Spanish international… and a culé through and through.

So yes—Madrid had him in their hands… and let him go. We welcomed him, nurtured him, and today he’s one of our own.
 

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