Preface:
Just in time for the opening of the summer transfer window, there is always something on the market that gets a lot of attention.
Levin to stay on
Bayern
With or without,
Cairo
as for
Manchester United Football Club
Transfer strategy disappointment to request to leave the team, whether De Jong will be with his mentor Ten Hag in the
Manchester United Football Club
Reunion ...... For onlookers like us every day we always expect more powerful news. But while eating up the news, there is one young Brazilian national whose name is one we must remember well, as he is likely to be one of the best in the future ...... or even now, to be one of the people talking about the best RWF in the world.
In Portuguese, it's called Raphinha.
[Here's what I want you to know before you start reading...]
This article will quote a lot of data, but the data may be due to the intensity of the league and each team's coaching faction and the role of the player on the difference, the data can not be used as the only criterion to judge the good or bad players
News & Sources:
scouting report
Simple and direct style of play
When people think of Brazilian Samba, they probably think of Neymar or the team that played for
Liverpool (England)
Coutinho, with his exquisite and magnificent footwork, completes wonderful and magnificent passes again and again; or on the side road, he will deliberately slow down the pace of the attack and wait for his teammates to go forward, and then use his excellent vision of passing to create threatening passes to impact the opponent's penalty area.
But these traits don't seem to be as evident in Raphinha as they are relative to the previous two (Neymar & Coutinho), other than excellent passing vision and creativity.
The author believes that Raphinha's style of play is more direct and one-dimensional.
Raphinha has a knack for utilizing his ball handling and instant acceleration to make simple, clean breaks down the flanks. During his time at Leeds United, Raphinha's right side was heavily relied upon in Bielsa's tactical system for both counter-attacks and attacking play, resulting in the Brazilian averaging 4.5 dribbles per game, with a good success rate of 2.6 dribbles per game (57.78%).
Threat from the right.
exist
Creativity on the Edge
Definitely one of the top reasons why major giants are looking at Raphinha. With 0.21 xA (Except Assist), 1.9 Key passes per 90 minutes, and 5.22 progressive paases, Raphinha is one of the best in his position, and even comparable to other teams' attacking midfielders.
The ability to shoot from distance is also a major reason why opponents must be wary of Raphinha. During the season, Raphinha has averaged 2.5 shots per 90mins, 1.4 of which have come from outside the box. And in both 20-22
England Premier Soccer League
Only Southampton captain James Ward-Prowse (9) has scored twice more than the Brazilian (7) from outside the box during the season. (Of course JWP's free-kick feats are just awesome).
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