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Three High profile signings having a tough time already
This year's transfer window would probably gown down as one of the most spectacular in the history of football and not because of the money spent but because of the calibers of players who changed teams at an incredibly cheap price, most were bought on a free transfer. It was a transfer that has never been experienced before and so far, most of the players are yet to live up to expectations. The likes of Depay, Messi, Aguero, Donnarumma, Wijnaldum, Cristiano Ronaldo were a pinch among the players who made a move away from their club to another club. The interesting fact is that only Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer involved his new employer paying a small fee of 12 million for his signature, others were on a free transfer. Anyways, this post focuses on high-profile players who made a move this summer transfer and have not performed as expected by their new employer. Kindly note that this post captures all players who were either bought with high fees or who were loaned out or signed on a free transfer. The first player who tops this list is Jordan Sancho who Manchester United paid over 70 million pounds to capture his signature from Dortmund. The winger still remains without a goal or assist in seven matches of which he has turned out for them. His performance has been a source of concern for the coach and his teammates. It is becoming worrying and a headache to the head coach on whether the player could thrive in the premier league. With the exports made by Chelsea last year from the German league, its only right for the Manchester united head coach to feel uneasy about the move as the league is much more inferior to the premier league and hence players from that league might not perform just like the case of Werner and Harvetz. Sancho form is bad, and it deserves the first position due to the money involved in the transfer When Messi signed for PSG back in August, it was as if, the team have won the champions league missing in their trophy cabinet due to how loud and how much time was taken to celebrate the news. Now the fanfare is dead, and the PSG Fans have been given a reality check as Messi has failed to either score or assist in all the three matches he has played so far. He got close to score his goal during his first home debut through his trademark freekick, but the ball hit a bar. Messi's season did end up going from bad to worst on that same night as he was injured and had to be substituted in other for the injury to be assessed. Messi has already missed two matches after that and it's likely that He might not face man city in the champions league as both teams clash in the tournament.
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Three High profile signings having a tough time already
This year's transfer window would probably gown down as one of the most spectacular in the history of football and not because of the money spent but because of the calibers of players who changed teams at an incredibly cheap price, most were bought on a free transfer. It was a transfer that has never been experienced before and so far, most of the players are yet to live up to expectations. The likes of Depay, Messi, Aguero, Donnarumma, Wijnaldum, Cristiano Ronaldo were a pinch among the players who made a move away from their club to another club. The interesting fact is that only Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer involved his new employer paying a small fee of 12 million for his signature, others were on a free transfer. Anyways, this post focuses on high-profile players who made a move this summer transfer and have not performed as expected by their new employer. Kindly note that this post captures all players who were either bought with high fees or who were loaned out or signed on a free transfer. The first player who tops this list is Jordan Sancho who Manchester United paid over 70 million pounds to capture his signature from Dortmund. The winger still remains without a goal or assist in seven matches of which he has turned out for them. His performance has been a source of concern for the coach and his teammates. It is becoming worrying and a headache to the head coach on whether the player could thrive in the premier league. With the exports made by Chelsea last year from the German league, its only right for the Manchester united head coach to feel uneasy about the move as the league is much more inferior to the premier league and hence players from that league might not perform just like the case of Werner and Harvetz. Sancho form is bad, and it deserves the first position due to the money involved in the transfer When Messi signed for PSG back in August, it was as if, the team have won the champions league missing in their trophy cabinet due to how loud and how much time was taken to celebrate the news. Now the fanfare is dead, and the PSG Fans have been given a reality check as Messi has failed to either score or assist in all the three matches he has played so far. He got close to score his goal during his first home debut through his trademark freekick, but the ball hit a bar. Messi's season did end up going from bad to worst on that same night as he was injured and had to be substituted in other for the injury to be assessed. Messi has already missed two matches after that and it's likely that He might not face man city in the champions league as both teams clash in the tournament.
lebey1updated
Three High profile signings having a tough time already
This year's transfer window would probably gown down as one of the most spectacular in the history of football and not because of the money spent but because of the calibers of players who changed teams at an incredibly cheap price, most were bought on a free transfer. It was a transfer that has never been experienced before and so far, most of the players are yet to live up to expectations. The likes of Depay, Messi, Aguero, Donnarumma, Wijnaldum, Cristiano Ronaldo were a pinch among the players who made a move away from their club to another club. The interesting fact is that only Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer involved his new employer paying a small fee of 12 million for his signature, others were on a free transfer. Anyways, this post focuses on high-profile players who made a move this summer transfer and have not performed as expected by their new employer. Kindly note that this post captures all players who were either bought with high fees or who were loaned out or signed on a free transfer. The first player who tops this list is Jordan Sancho who Manchester United paid over 70 million pounds to capture his signature from Dortmund. The winger still remains without a goal or assist in seven matches of which he has turned out for them. His performance has been a source of concern for the coach and his teammates. It is becoming worrying and a headache to the head coach on whether the player could thrive in the premier league. With the exports made by Chelsea last year from the German league, its only right for the Manchester united head coach to feel uneasy about the move as the league is much more inferior to the premier league and hence players from that league might not perform just like the case of Werner and Harvetz. Sancho form is bad, and it deserves the first position due to the money involved in the transfer When Messi signed for PSG back in August, it was as if, the team have won the champions league missing in their trophy cabinet due to how loud and how much time was taken to celebrate the news. Now the fanfare is dead, and the PSG Fans have been given a reality check as Messi has failed to either score or assist in all the three matches he has played so far. He got close to score his goal during his first home debut through his trademark freekick, but the ball hit a bar. Messi's season did end up going from bad to worst on that same night as he was injured and had to be substituted in other for the injury to be assessed. Messi has already missed two matches after that and it's likely that He might not face man city in the champions league as both teams clash in the tournament.
Griezmann needs to regain his self-esteem and reconnect with what makes him love playing so much.
Last season was strange enough to complain about how the situation was handled. I am dissatisfied with the club's management abilities. But first Messi's decision to leave the club was a fuss that rub me the wrong way. I have seen a version of him that disgusted me. Losing one of the worst matches of the club's history and the decision to leave was suspicious to me. Iniesta, Puyol used to be good role models on the pitch. Secondly he is 33, Suarez is 33. To me Suarez was his sacrifice. Talking of freemasonry in soccer seems so inadequate but I think it is the case. This truly disgusts me. I do not know who is truly responsible for this but this is not the value that young children should use as a model to shape their characters. He won more individual recognition than with the team last season. That is really shameful. No one really mentions this, not even sports journalists. In which world do we all live in? If Griezmann stays at the club, Messi would have to be on the bench more. I do not see that happening. Who would bet on him over "the best player in the world" ? The media is pointing his lack of form lately. They would rather blame Griezmann than saying Messi could also get in the way. I love the club but I am being objective here. It is like watching somebody capable of so much more but he cannot seem to get there. I will defend this guy even if most do not want to. He needs to see himself what I see in him. Doubts can be debilitating at times. May he find his inner voice again.Will Koeman help him find the mental space he needs to be himself on the pitch. What kind of coaching is he going to do? In a scarred club where a lot is to be rebuilt how far can the team go this season? Coaching is not just using the players to win matches. This is no chess game. Is the club allowing structures like sessions to help the players mentally to be creative on the pitch? It does not seem like they are interested at all. The rendition is more important apparently. Soccer is not what it used to be. Now it is about viewership, sponsors contrats etc. The club is trying to downplay la moció de censura against La junta. Is it going to be money over everything or are they going to follow a moral code? What a mess... Not proud of this as a supporter. On another note I am intrigued by Piqué's ventures with Andorra football club. Cool to see his interest in it besides tennis. Are we going to see more players doing this in the future?
Griezmann needs to regain his self-esteem and reconnect with what makes him love playing so much.
Last season was strange enough to complain about how the situation was handled. I am dissatisfied with the club's management abilities. But first Messi's decision to leave the club was a fuss that rub me the wrong way. I have seen a version of him that disgusted me. Losing one of the worst matches of the club's history and the decision to leave was suspicious to me. Iniesta, Puyol used to be good role models on the pitch. Secondly he is 33, Suarez is 33. To me Suarez was his sacrifice. Talking of freemasonry in soccer seems so inadequate but I think it is the case. This truly disgusts me. I do not know who is truly responsible for this but this is not the value that young children should use as a model to shape their characters. He won more individual recognition than with the team last season. That is really shameful. No one really mentions this, not even sports journalists. In which world do we all live in? If Griezmann stays at the club, Messi would have to be on the bench more. I do not see that happening. Who would bet on him over "the best player in the world" ? The media is pointing his lack of form lately. They would rather blame Griezmann than saying Messi could also get in the way. I love the club but I am being objective here. It is like watching somebody capable of so much more but he cannot seem to get there. I will defend this guy even if most do not want to. He needs to see himself what I see in him. Doubts can be debilitating at times. May he find his inner voice again.Will Koeman help him find the mental space he needs to be himself on the pitch. What kind of coaching is he going to do? In a scarred club where a lot is to be rebuilt how far can the team go this season? Coaching is not just using the players to win matches. This is no chess game. Is the club allowing structures like sessions to help the players mentally to be creative on the pitch? It does not seem like they are interested at all. The rendition is more important apparently. Soccer is not what it used to be. Now it is about viewership, sponsors contrats etc. The club is trying to downplay la moció de censura against La junta. Is it going to be money over everything or are they going to follow a moral code? What a mess... Not proud of this as a supporter. On another note I am intrigued by Piqué's ventures with Andorra football club. Cool to see his interest in it besides tennis. Are we going to see more players doing this in the future?
Griezmann needs to regain his self-esteem and reconnect with what makes him love playing so much.
Last season was strange enough to complain about how the situation was handled. I am dissatisfied with the club's management abilities. But first Messi's decision to leave the club was a fuss that rub me the wrong way. I have seen a version of him that disgusted me. Losing one of the worst matches of the club's history and the decision to leave was suspicious to me. Iniesta, Puyol used to be good role models on the pitch. Secondly he is 33, Suarez is 33. To me Suarez was his sacrifice. Talking of freemasonry in soccer seems so inadequate but I think it is the case. This truly disgusts me. I do not know who is truly responsible for this but this is not the value that young children should use as a model to shape their characters. He won more individual recognition than with the team last season. That is really shameful. No one really mentions this, not even sports journalists. In which world do we all live in? If Griezmann stays at the club, Messi would have to be on the bench more. I do not see that happening. Who would bet on him over "the best player in the world" ? The media is pointing his lack of form lately. They would rather blame Griezmann than saying Messi could also get in the way. I love the club but I am being objective here. It is like watching somebody capable of so much more but he cannot seem to get there. I will defend this guy even if most do not want to. He needs to see himself what I see in him. Doubts can be debilitating at times. May he find his inner voice again.Will Koeman help him find the mental space he needs to be himself on the pitch. What kind of coaching is he going to do? In a scarred club where a lot is to be rebuilt how far can the team go this season? Coaching is not just using the players to win matches. This is no chess game. Is the club allowing structures like sessions to help the players mentally to be creative on the pitch? It does not seem like they are interested at all. The rendition is more important apparently. Soccer is not what it used to be. Now it is about viewership, sponsors contrats etc. The club is trying to downplay la moció de censura against La junta. Is it going to be money over everything or are they going to follow a moral code? What a mess... Not proud of this as a supporter. On another note I am intrigued by Piqué's ventures with Andorra football club. Cool to see his interest in it besides tennis. Are we going to see more players doing this in the future?