by engineer123 » Thu Oct 31, 2024 9:55 pm
Dallku wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2024 7:37 pm
Aurora Bulkualis wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2024 1:51 am
Seeing Mitaj playing CB as well is hilarious. Saudi League has spent billions and still looks worse than Superliga. Complete amateur fest. I think Mitaj could even play as striker or GK.
Playing with Benzema and Kante should give the kid a lot of confidence if he ever moves to a big league, but from a technical perspective, he needs to move to a proper league.
It's not good for Mitaj because they play in walking pace. He needs to get used to higher rhythm if he really wants to be a professional.
I'm watching their game right now against another top Arab team and Mitaj literally doesn't have to run at all. It's too easy for him...
Ittihad has 7 players in the starting lineup, who played in some of the best clubs of Europe. Moussa Diaby for example is still quite young and has a market value of around 50 million.
The other team also had Ivan Toney as their striker, who is one of England's top attackers alongside Watkins, Solanke and Kane.
How can the level of football there be so bad when so many good players are playing there?
I think Ittihad would give a middle table Serie A team a challenge.
[quote=Dallku post_id=45647 time=1730399868 user_id=62]
[quote="Aurora Bulkualis" post_id=45646 time=1730335886 user_id=52]
Seeing Mitaj playing CB as well is hilarious. Saudi League has spent billions and still looks worse than Superliga. Complete amateur fest. I think Mitaj could even play as striker or GK.
Playing with Benzema and Kante should give the kid a lot of confidence if he ever moves to a big league, but from a technical perspective, he needs to move to a proper league.
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It's not good for Mitaj because they play in walking pace. He needs to get used to higher rhythm if he really wants to be a professional.
I'm watching their game right now against another top Arab team and Mitaj literally doesn't have to run at all. It's too easy for him...
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Ittihad has 7 players in the starting lineup, who played in some of the best clubs of Europe. Moussa Diaby for example is still quite young and has a market value of around 50 million.
The other team also had Ivan Toney as their striker, who is one of England's top attackers alongside Watkins, Solanke and Kane.
How can the level of football there be so bad when so many good players are playing there?
I think Ittihad would give a middle table Serie A team a challenge.