The summer transfer market has drawn the curtain after some very busy last weeks and where there have been movements that could be decisive for the future of each team at the end of the season.
The most important thing is the talent. Again this is clarified in the most popular movements, although the two most expensive coincidentally, Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo, they have more organizational demarcation than to imbalance the rival. From behind, the Harry Kane, neymar, bellingham either Havertz They reign among the dearest.
On a smaller scale is the astonville. A club that has been shipwrecked for some time in search of a differential player in its attack, capable of leaving any defense in control and with enough personality to do so consistently. By names it will not be. The first big bet is nothing less than Philippe Coutinho and, though it seemed to be a real bomb, the thing turned out to be a frog. It wasn’t good either emi buendía either Leon Baileythere is still prominence in the team but it is not that yet Jack Grealish for Villa’s Park.
The latest attempt to find the fast, talented up-and-coming player started on a very good footing. Is about Moussa Diaby, a very early footballer to reach the elite but certainly seems stuck at Bayer Leverkusen, far from wanting to be prominent in the Premier League. It is for this reason that it was surprising when Aston Villa disbursed €55 million to find the goose that laid the golden eggs. The speed and competitiveness are unquestionable, but there are doubts about its impact on the game.
They are about to clean up. emery He found the footballer his schemes always needed and he became the offensive pillar. And not only because of his speed or his defensive work, but because of his calmness and vision of the game in transition attacks, where he is undoubtedly more damaging. diabetes. So far, the PSG youth squad has two goals and an assist in three games, with Aston Villa dreaming they have ended their relentless pursuit
Source: La Verdad
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