Quote from: Luzin on Today at 12:20:55 PM

Quote from: Lafu on August 12, 2024, 09:13:38 PM

Nah i dont want to call him like a second Haaland or something like that , but he is for sure one of the best young talents in germany.

When I looked up the stats i'am quite shocked. At Hoffenheim he scored 16 goals. He played 33 times last season. This condition means he is able to play regularly at Hpffenheim. In addition, at the age of 21, Dortmund invested in promising players. But when compared to Haaland Beier, it seems to be shorter. In addition, the body is slightly smaller. But at that age he is still very capable of improving muscle mass. Next I have to see his game if the season has started.

But no one knows the future and maybe Beier will also have the same fate as Haaland or other strikers who can improve their careers at top European clubs. What is certain is that now the main path is open by joining Dortmund and if he stays at Hoffenheim maybe no club will see him. We know that Dortmund will always be a place of observation for scouting teams from other teams and of course from here it can always produce stars in the future.

There are many good strikers who have short statures such as the legends Inzaghi, Owen, or even David Villa, but indeed to compare them Beier must prove his achievements consistently for more than 5 years and must play with a big club. Well, muscle mass is very important and if he knows that is the main capital that he must have before being excited with adrenaline as an experienced striker.