I agree he'd probably be in the "potential to be a top star" bracket. Higher than potentially good - he is already good. You don't play for Dortmund if you're not.Not at all, what I said is Bellingham is overhyped because he's English. If he were Slovakia or Estonian and putting in the performances he has been he would not attract the attention of English clubs in the same way and would probably be regarded as a "potentially good player" not as a star.
I agree he'd probably be in the "potential to be a top star" bracket. Higher than potentially good - he is already good. You don't play for Dortmund if you're not.
But he'd still be "one of the best in the bundesliga".
You said the bundesliga isn't a good measure because of its quality. That's different to nationality based hype. In a similar way Brazilians are often over hyped.
Great example - Cristiano Ronaldo. A good player in an average league but with clear talent. Joined probably the biggest club in the world at that point as a player capable of being in team (starting and bench) and needing a couple of years to develop into the top top level bracket.
32 starts for a very good Dortmund side. In central midfield. At 19.
Maybe not a star yet, but definitely heading in that direction. Is already a very good player.
Probably overhyped by some, most very good players are. But most of the hype around him is very much on target.
Is he worth over £100m though? That's the price being talked about.
No he's not worth that much, if he is the Florian Wirtz and Moussa Diaby, who both had better seasons than Bellingham, are worth more, but there isn't the hype about them.
Is he worth over £100m though? That's the price being talked about.
Good player. Not sure he fits for City. I've never seen him as technically good enough for them.
Could catapult him to a new level or become the next forgotten Englishman and join Saudi Sportswashing Machine in two years.
Not at all, what I said is Bellingham is overhyped because he's English. If he were Slovakia or Estonian and putting in the performances he has been he would not attract the attention of English clubs in the same way and would probably be regarded as a "potentially good player" not as a star.
Same mate. Looks talented but not the way everyone going mad over him.
I also think Dortmund might target talented English youngsters because they know English clubs will over pay to get them back.
I bet the are many kids with Bellingham's talent but wrong nationality so won't be signed by man u.
I think he is great on the ballPhillips to City is an interesting one. Not sure that he's a natural replacement for someone like Rodri as a CM not good enough on the ball in the other midfield positions
Winks might have been a better player to add depth in the CM role. Rodri doesnt move much and just moves the ball on
Winks who can't get off our bench he wouldn't get near the City squad. He would be a monumental waste of money to them. Phillips is decent on the ball, but he's probably been bought for depth and the English quota.Phillips to City is an interesting one. Not sure that he's a natural replacement for someone like Rodri as a CM not good enough on the ball in the other midfield positions
Winks might have been a better player to add depth in the CM role. Rodri doesnt move much and just moves the ball on
Phillips to City is an interesting one. Not sure that he's a natural replacement for someone like Rodri as a CM not good enough on the ball in the other midfield positions
Winks might have been a better player to add depth in the CM role. Rodri doesnt move much and just moves the ball on
Winks who can't get off our bench he wouldn't get near the City squad. He would be a monumental waste of money to them. Phillips is decent on the ball, but he's probably been bought for depth and the English quota.
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He is exactly thatEnglish quote certainly. The think about Rodri and Fernandinho is that they're calm, composed players who use the ball simply. I don't see Phillips as the same type of player