Not sure if posted, but a 10 min vid of him.
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Nope squid game N'dombele who promptly fell over....Gio can't be getting sold then.
Ange likes himGio can't be getting sold then.
I was thinking Edin Dzeko. Or a more rough around the edges Luis Suarez.Based on YouTube he reminds me of Mitrovic but with south America flair
Can see the Suarez comparisons for sure due to their scrappy and competetive nature. I see Mitrovic in terms of his Heading and strength.I was thinking Edin Dzeko. Or a more rough around the edges Luis Suarez.
Neither are bad players to base your game off of.
Excellent news, if Ange wants him, I am happy with that.Gio can't be getting sold then.
Alejo Veliz:
•Most goals scored by a teenager in all South America.
•Most head goals scored by a teenager in all South America.
•Highest % of shots on target in South America.
He's an incredibly powerful finisher, his ball striking abilities are so good, and his heading ability is something else.
He reminds me of a Cavani type of striker, absolutely ruthless in front of goal.
He's not the quickest but his decision making and his runs in behind make makes him a very effective player.
He's not someone that will get involved too much in the buildup, he wants to be in the final third.
He's an animal in the box, his aggressiveness and the way he can attack the ball reminds me of Suarez.
Everything makes me believe he's gonna become the next Argentina's striker.
Extremely exciting player
They won't announce both signings together so I'm going for 8pm for this one, after VDV at 7pm.
There are footballing reasons to keep Veliz at Spurs at least until Xmas, to enable Ange & our coaches to school him in their expectations for the CF role.
There are also personal / professional reasons. He's a young lad coming to a new continent. I'm sure he watched Romero & GLC play for Argentina & dreamt of playing alongside them. Six months with teammates helping him adjust to life in England could be invaluable.
What we have to avoid is the Foyth situation where he spent too long training with the first team & was then thrust into the first team without having played any competitive football in England.
So six months to get used to England and, if he's not getting regular time off the bench, get a good loan for the second half of the season. Veliz is a physical CF, outstanding in the air, so there should be takers.