It's good to see him adapt so seamlessly to the top level, but it hurts knowing he could've easily made a name for himself at San Siro, if not for the hierarchy.

and to put the salt on my wounds, we signed Strahinja Pavlović, pathetic.

you try to dummy, or slide-screen, you end up tangled in his legs — those slight pushes are quite hefty.

all you can do here is to win a free kick, and allow the teams to reset.

and then imposes himself to win the aerial duel.

and in the meantime, the LB gets into his position with the CM too.

these sort of decisions you see regularly on the field, but what's special about Yarek is that he really loses against his markers in such spots.

there is at times hastiness, based on comp I've watched, in his actions; and obviously Pedri is miles better when it comes to pause/stretching the time.

and also questions about his passing range? n duelling capacity?

can play as a tempo-setter high 8 imo.

don't you think it'd be Dunk stepping up into the midfield?

I don't think this region can prosper in the near future, there's just so much wrong wired deep in this region, because of the extremist society we've harboured.

Thanks to Zia-ul-Haq for ruining the lives of millions of people across the Durand line.

his compact build, also needs to improve his mental capacity.

surely he can work his way to a top-six club.

standing at 1.82m, he's not the tallest, body-build is a bit empty too, lacks upper body strength but held his own against Yıldız, aerially he is surprisingly decent.

overall he had a solid performance as a wide-centre back, and needs to add some muscle while maintaining...

I usually watch comps of players, and then whoever intrigues me.. I watch 90 or two, the same happened here I guess.

though, without the ball, he has shown some weaknesses; felt rash at times, late to jump in aerials, hesitant/double thoughts.

though this all can be improved easily imo.

I need to watch more tapes, but so far he has looked very impressive.