No way he will be rested against PSG , even though it makes some kind of sense.Rest him please, maybe against PSG, if we lose who cares we'll make up for it.
No way he will be rested against PSG , even though it makes some kind of sense.Rest him please, maybe against PSG, if we lose who cares we'll make up for it.
Rest him for who?
Casado?
Calma.
Rest him please, maybe against PSG, if we lose who cares we'll make up for it.
Rest him please, maybe against PSG, if we lose who cares we'll make up for it.
I agree. He is only missing a (consistently) good final ball to be at the level of Iniesta and the other midfield Gods. Cus lately I've seen him pull off some tasty passes, but he doesn't pull them off let alone attempt them regularly. Besides that, composure, ball retention, controlling tempo, dictating play, even dribbling to an extent (though not quite like Andres, not sure he'll ever match him there tbh) is world class level.Thiago needs lock him in a room and teach him technical empathy. His final third play goes up a level once he develops a good final ball. Add that to his arsenal and we have a truly generational midfielder.
Iniesta didn't have a consistently elite final ball like KDB, Xavi or Ozil.I agree. He is only missing a (consistently) good final ball to be at the level of Iniesta and the other midfield Gods. Cus lately I've seen him pull off some tasty passes, but he doesn't pull them off let alone attempt them regularly. Besides that, composure, ball retention, controlling tempo, dictating play, even dribbling to an extent (though not quite like Andres, not sure he'll ever match him there tbh) is world class level.
Below, check out the key statistics behind Pedri’s stellar showing against Real Sociedad:
133 touches
105/114 accurate passes (92%)
2 key passes
100% accurate crosses
100% completed dribbles
7 ground duels won
2 tackles
2 clearances