60
Overall
60
Attack
60
Midfield
59
Defence
I really like this team.
1. A solid goalkeeper in Bass.
2. A young asset in Biler with just 21 years old and already cracking 60 ovrall. He would share the offensive duties with Reeves, allowing for him to focus more on the defensive end, being their main right wing defender.
3. Kalambayi and Pearce fight for this spot in my opinion. The prodigy and the veteran. So, it depends on the game. Still, both of them are kind of undersized for defenders (Pearce not so much) and the team needs for this position to play ahead and not be the last man of the defense.
4. On the contrary, for the left central defender, they need him to be the "cover" guy. The last man of the defense. Johnson is the option because Brown is more of a left back. But the same idea young x veteran aplies here (a bit less because Johnson is reaching his peak). Both options are under 1,90m. Actually all their CBs are like that. So, their 5 needs to be tall to be their "light-house", kind of what Fabinho was for Liverpool.
5. The light house. They have 2 players +1,90m on their roster. Funny enough, they are both CM/CAM. With different skill sets, that's true. Pell would be like a Casemiro: a physical force with touch and finish frrom outside. If the pair of midfielders can hold up defensively, I can see this being a very good fit. Otherwise, Pell could end up playing the number 8 and maybe Ball gets a chance as their lighthouse or they go small with a guy I put as a number 8.
6. Unlike Biler, their right back, this disposition requires a lot from their left back to play in the offense. Unless they decide to go with Lakin as their number 8 to mirror what Reeves do on the right and his overlaps with his ofensive winger. With all that, they have the perfect guy for the job. Curries second position is LWB, showing his offensive nature and why he fits so well on this team.
7. Speaking of Reeves... He is a no brainer for me. I wouldn't want him touching the area that much. He is a small quick CM/DMC. His focus should be: pressing defense, because of his speed to cover up, and overlaping on the wings with their right winger. Other option for here is Little, who could also play as their nº 8.
8. As I said before, I can clearly see Little being this guy for them. But if Reeves goes down... He is the only guy on the squad that could do the number 7s job without changing the whole dynamic of the team or happens a huge drop of quality on the team.
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1. A solid goalkeeper in Bass.
2. A young asset in Biler with just 21 years old and already cracking 60 ovrall. He would share the offensive duties with Reeves, allowing for him to focus more on the defensive end, being their main right wing defender.
3. Kalambayi and Pearce fight for this spot in my opinion. The prodigy and the veteran. So, it depends on the game. Still, both of them are kind of undersized for defenders (Pearce not so much) and the team needs for this position to play ahead and not be the last man of the defense.
4. On the contrary, for the left central defender, they need him to be the "cover" guy. The last man of the defense. Johnson is the option because Brown is more of a left back. But the same idea young x veteran aplies here (a bit less because Johnson is reaching his peak). Both options are under 1,90m. Actually all their CBs are like that. So, their 5 needs to be tall to be their "light-house", kind of what Fabinho was for Liverpool.
5. The light house. They have 2 players +1,90m on their roster. Funny enough, they are both CM/CAM. With different skill sets, that's true. Pell would be like a Casemiro: a physical force with touch and finish frrom outside. If the pair of midfielders can hold up defensively, I can see this being a very good fit. Otherwise, Pell could end up playing the number 8 and maybe Ball gets a chance as their lighthouse or they go small with a guy I put as a number 8.
6. Unlike Biler, their right back, this disposition requires a lot from their left back to play in the offense. Unless they decide to go with Lakin as their number 8 to mirror what Reeves do on the right and his overlaps with his ofensive winger. With all that, they have the perfect guy for the job. Curries second position is LWB, showing his offensive nature and why he fits so well on this team.
7. Speaking of Reeves... He is a no brainer for me. I wouldn't want him touching the area that much. He is a small quick CM/DMC. His focus should be: pressing defense, because of his speed to cover up, and overlaping on the wings with their right winger. Other option for here is Little, who could also play as their nº 8.
8. As I said before, I can clearly see Little being this guy for them. But if Reeves goes down... He is the only guy on the squad that could do the number 7s job without changing the whole dynamic of the team or happens a huge drop of quality on the team.
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