Hmm, and this will certainly be a rival in the club. The more hours of playing, the better the possibility of his performance.
The latest news is the swap deal negotiation from Man United and Inter Milan where Man United is looking forward to getting Denzel Dumfries with the option of a swap deal with Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Yes, the idea of a swap deal involving Wan-Bissaka and Dumfries is quite good, both teams benefit. Compared to Wan-Bissaka, Dumfries is 2 years older (28 compared to 26), but this player is rated higher in terms of his ability to support attacks. However, this negotiation is said to have not yet reached a progressive stage.
Yes, Inter Milan no longer need to add to its front line, and they are also now more focused on the back line. And for the swap deal with Man United, the way is increasingly open.
Although here, Man United seems more ambitious to get Dumfries, but in fact, Inter Milan also benefits from Wan-Bissaka. Indeed, Wan-Bissaka is not a top player, but at least, many consider this swap deal to be quite profitable for both parties. It's just that even until today there has been no further progress regarding the swap deal.
I actually don't want to comment on what happened to the clubs that played pre-season matches, including Juventus. Because what we saw in this match can't be used as a conclusion that their game will be like that when the season starts. In fact, one of the reasons why I don't want to bet on pre-season matches is because they are not serious about winning.
Pre-season matches do not seem to be the main benchmark for the development of a club, especially top clubs. Because so far, there have been several top clubs that even seem to be slaughtered by small clubs, even clubs that are not at all well-known easily. Even though they also fielded their main squad, right? Yes, because the main focus of the top clubs is not in this kind of match. Although some people say that this can be a benchmark, many clubs prefer to train and test their strategies and tactics during their own training. Because if in pre-season matches like this, if they push too hard and are too optimal, they are afraid of possible injuries. While those clubs certainly do not want this kind of thing to happen.