Debería empezar de nuevo Dembélé: la afición señala al jugador del Barça con la tercera tasa de amenaza más alta de Europa


Según las estadísticas de A Visual Game, Raphinha es uno de los mejores de Europa en varios aspectos, solo por detrás de Corentin Tolisso y el propio Lionel Messi.

Esto es lo que dicen los Cules al respecto:

 FIFA_Abe: "Debería empezar de nuevo Dembélé en la banda derecha tbh"

 "No por la derecha. Creo que podría ser más valioso como número 10 si pudiéramos modificar un poco nuestra formación. Es un mejor pasador del balón que la totalidad de nuestros mediocampistas", objeta Kechees.

 "Maldita sea, eso sería un espectáculo jugarlo como el número 10" - Akash dice.

 Bektu: "Juega raphinha como número 10 y dembele como lateral derecho en el 4-2-3-1".

El Asia Exótica: "Lo he dicho muchas veces, Raph no es Messi, pero puede hacer cosas de Messi. Eso es lo que Xavi no entiende. Él es EL QUE SABE encontrar a Lewy en el área".

 Nkadarko: "Cuando vi esto, me impresionó mucho. Raphinha está realmente subestimada".

 FootballHolic: "Xavi necesita desbloquear esta Bestia".

 A pesar de estar entre los mejores en esos aspectos, el registro goleador del brasileño no es tan bueno. Solo anotó 2 goles y brindó 2 asistencias en 13 partidos de La Liga (6 como titular) para el club.

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