03-07-2018, 02:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-07-2018, 02:06 PM by ACMILAN1983.)
Sampinjon I read that too, good news. Cutrone will also likely get a new contract, as well as Gattuso according to Tuttosport.
nefremo, I agree to an extent. Suso has the ability to take on his man better than Calhanoglu, but I think in the past couple of months, both have been equally effective going forward to cause opponents problems. The difference to me is Suso's quality comes from his individual ability to open spaces, whereas Calhanoglu is a player whose movement and ability to make key passes is where his strength lies. He kind of reminds me of Boban in the past in this regard.
I do think Calhanoglu can be looked at as a possibility to take the eventual place of Bonaventura, but I'm not in a major rush to see it if I'm honest, I think both are showing they should be retained in the first team for the most part. Likewise, I don't see Suso any more or less critical than these guys, they all have been fundamental in our upturn of form.
The key for me isn't necessarily buying huge this summer to replace certain individuals, instead I'd focus on bringing in quality who can potentially take the place of individuals and are brought in to rotate. In this regard I think it's fair to say we agree, that we both want players who bring a new dynamic to the squad (or side) that will potentially rotate with players already here.
In that regard, Felipe Anderson potentially brings a huge amount of the qualities we lack. I've been a fan of his for a few years, so certainly wouldn't be disappointed to get him.
Edit: Forgot to mention...
Mirabelli is looking at Marcano at Porto as a possible replacement for Musacchi and Ki Sung Yeung of Swansea, both of which would be free. The latter is apparently more of a marketing move for a player he worked with in Sunderland.
http://www.milannews.it/primo-piano/mila...sea-287350
Also, I just came across this:
https://www.football-italia.net/118166/n...fide-reina
If true, it really shows one of the benefits of bringing in Reina, as he brings confidence and leadership to the group. However, it also shows why Napoli aren't a winning club. When they lost to Roma, my first thought was "they've shot themselves in the foot, but it can all change by beating Juve in the head to head". A winning mentality is to stand up stronger when something goes against you, rather than letting a defeat beat you down mentally.
nefremo, I agree to an extent. Suso has the ability to take on his man better than Calhanoglu, but I think in the past couple of months, both have been equally effective going forward to cause opponents problems. The difference to me is Suso's quality comes from his individual ability to open spaces, whereas Calhanoglu is a player whose movement and ability to make key passes is where his strength lies. He kind of reminds me of Boban in the past in this regard.
I do think Calhanoglu can be looked at as a possibility to take the eventual place of Bonaventura, but I'm not in a major rush to see it if I'm honest, I think both are showing they should be retained in the first team for the most part. Likewise, I don't see Suso any more or less critical than these guys, they all have been fundamental in our upturn of form.
The key for me isn't necessarily buying huge this summer to replace certain individuals, instead I'd focus on bringing in quality who can potentially take the place of individuals and are brought in to rotate. In this regard I think it's fair to say we agree, that we both want players who bring a new dynamic to the squad (or side) that will potentially rotate with players already here.
In that regard, Felipe Anderson potentially brings a huge amount of the qualities we lack. I've been a fan of his for a few years, so certainly wouldn't be disappointed to get him.
Edit: Forgot to mention...
Mirabelli is looking at Marcano at Porto as a possible replacement for Musacchi and Ki Sung Yeung of Swansea, both of which would be free. The latter is apparently more of a marketing move for a player he worked with in Sunderland.
http://www.milannews.it/primo-piano/mila...sea-287350
Also, I just came across this:
https://www.football-italia.net/118166/n...fide-reina
If true, it really shows one of the benefits of bringing in Reina, as he brings confidence and leadership to the group. However, it also shows why Napoli aren't a winning club. When they lost to Roma, my first thought was "they've shot themselves in the foot, but it can all change by beating Juve in the head to head". A winning mentality is to stand up stronger when something goes against you, rather than letting a defeat beat you down mentally.