Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 03:04:36 PM

Quote from: bitcampaign on November 19, 2024, 03:27:06 PM

The absence of Yamal Impacted the game Barcelona seemed lifeless on the right side or center, some players like Lopez, Pedri, De Jong, J.Koude, maybe those are some players that I think were lacking in yesterday's match and some factors that made the goal scored, there was no plan whatsoever implemented by Barcelona and the results we can see in yesterday's match, disappointing maybe but the journey is still long and must remain focused to widen the gap from Real Madrid.

Undoubtedly Yamal is very good and is a key piece for Barcelona, ??for that reason they should take good care of him, what they have in their favor is that he is young and that is a big plus, also because the good moment that he is having helps him a lot, but they can't be dependent on a player like that because the same thing happens to them as to Madrid, they have so many players that if they are missing just one star they start to collapse and they show it on the court, when they tie or lose, that is the only bad thing about depending too much on these players who are so good.

And they have a momentum for themselves going, which I think is a huge factor for a player to decide about his next move. If Barcelona was still a mess and the headlines were mostly dominated by the debt they have and by nothing else, it is not to be neglected that talents like Yamal would very quickly follow the money and excitement from a world club that is successful. But now if Barcelona does a good job, they can comprehensibly explain to him the direction the clubs wants to be heading and how big and essential his personal role be to build the team of the future. It says he has this story with Messi when he was a child and I think Yamal might be a player who likes the idea of building a legacy with one club instead of becoming a mercenary. You can still build a legacy, but it is not the same.