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nah fam who made this 💀💀💀 btw this is who we have in the box with the likes of Van Dijk, and we still cross balls in all the time 🤣🤦‍♂️ https://s3a.sofifa.net/ed0d4d9fba457e850cbc39c277a8343bdb030981.jpg

-Ramsey playing for Juventus vs Barcelona -Walcott playing in a better team -Iwobi playing in a better team -Giroud playing in a better team and scoring 4 CL goals -Coquelin playing for Villareal who are 3rd in La Liga -Nacho Monreal playing for Real Sociedad who are 2nd in La Liga -Ismaël Bennacer playing for AC Milan who are first in Serie A What is up with this club, every single one of those players would walk into the first team

dont forget musah, gnabry, malen, JRA

Arteta saying Saliba made big improvements and is ready to play for us... When I tell you I am on my fucking knees... On. My. Fucking. Knees. I just want to see him play man. Please Arteta don’t let him go on loan...

So, Charles Watt has confirmed that Saliba's unfortunate situation has never been a factor to him and that the guy is ready to play. This doesn't surprise me. Remember, Gabriel wouldn't even be in the starting XI if Arteta had a fully fit squad. The man has inherited Wenger's annoying tradition of "phasing" players into the squad.

https://twitter.com/afcsammm/status/1336683582769737729?s=21

We have guaranteed first place in UEL group, let's give Balogun and ESR chance for the first minute. Also this could be chance for Azeez and Saliba if he can plays (I dont understand this rule that he is not write on squad list, he isnt count as U21 player?)

With all the end of contracts in 2021, we will see the real ability of the staff to rebuild the team: choosing the right profiles for the right positions, sniffing out opportunities and being responsive in the market.

Sokratis Macey Luiz Mustafi Ceballos loan Özil All have one thing in common and it’s about their contracts. I reckon that Everyone here will leave and this is players(excluding macey) who’ve all been a big part of our team. Let Arteta have January. Sign that CAM and then Next summer when we’ll have a refreshing team with a lot of deadwood hopefully gone

I hope he can find another team, when he become that player again what he was before. I think once who liked him, will always like him.

We should get this guy at the very least in Jan. This lad gives off Cazorla vibes 🔥

Of course, dike would get hurt, one of the 2 players I was looking for to seeing

do you just play Fifa?

he has the talent but the inconsistency is killing this guy.

2021 is massive for our future lol

Wolves are fucked then.

Leno AMN Saliba Gabriel Tierney Ceballos Partey Saka Pepe Auba Martinelli I want to see this lineup at least once this season.

The team that has 0 creativity and can't score a goal atm.

There's a football academy in Ghana that sends its young talents to Nordsjælland, called Right to Dream. Kudus and Sulemana recently came through the ranks

Him and Kudus, man what a midfield Ghana has

Low and Bierhoff both have to go. Low came out and said he intends to keep the same players that he brought and Bierhoff said that Low will still manage in the Euros. Their huge egos are preventing the growth and success of this national team. Their refusal to admit to their mistakes is hurting this team. A new voice is needed desperately and I hope DFB take actions quickly.

Lol this is the first time in years we've had more talent than Ghana tbh.

We all ask the same. I bet it's an image rights thing. Take Uruguay as an example, there's not a single legend. None. And Brazil's and Argentina's list should be twice as long, but well...

Lmaooo Chelsea fuck off 🤣we may get banned from ucl so all we got is the league and now we’re gonna finish 3rd cause while Chelsea are doing bits we’re gonna stick with Stones and Otamendi next season

Copa Africa's best player last year as well, but at this point I think that ship has sailed, wrecked and sunk to the bottom of the ocean

People need to understand the difference between club size/fanbase and squad quality/success e.g. trophies. People are saying a club is bigger than another for winning more trophies, that's not how it works, in a way it does but not entirely

Salisu from valladolid would be a good signing , heard he's good

Draxler is great, Arteta could do well with him. He's different to the classic #10 too, he's more physical and can play numerous roles. Only issue I have is wages and Smith Rowe being pushed further down the pecking order. Partey is a no brainer, Fraser too. Sangaré would be nice if we miss out. If Laca and Auba both stay then maybe Fraser isn't the best option as Martinelli and Saka will have their playtime limited. As for Nunez, I'd rather make Mari permanent and get in someone like Ndicka. Upamecano is the dream but obviously a big ask. Ndicka/Mari left centre back and then Saliba/Chambers on the right with Luiz as an option for both sides and DM, loan out Holding and Mavropanos, sell Musti and Sokratis. Can then make a decision on Holding and Mavropanos when Luiz leaves next year, selling/loaning one and keeping the other.

Bored yet again so I'll give my take on the recent transfer rumours: DRAXLER: I might be roasted for this, but I truly think this would be a good-but-not-amazing signing. He's only 26, he's a talented and versatile with great technical ability and a good pass on him. Of course, he has the attitude issue, which is the biggest hesitation for me, but I truly think Arteta is the manager that could turn that around. I'd pay no more than 30m though, and preferably somewhere around 20m-25m. PARTEY: Absolute beast. I'd love this signing. I'm heartbroken that Torreira wants to leave (I've been a massive fan of his since his goal against Tottenham), but Partey is the machine we need. He could easily complement Xhaka and/or Guendouzi. I'd go for him in a heartbeat. FRASER: Great signing for depth. He'd be the bridge for Saka, teach him the ropes and all that, and he'd ride the bench once Saka is ready. Nothing more than experience and depth with this. NUNEZ: I'd obviously love to get Upamecano, and I think we have a decent chance, but in occasion that we can't, I'd love to get Nunez. He's obviously a totally different type of CB, but he's a good passer of the ball, which would easily flow into Arteta's system. HOPEFUL XI Aubameyang (sign him up PLEASE) Fraser/Saka-Draxler-Pepe Partey-Guendouzi/Xhaka Tierney-Nunez-Saliba-Bellerin Leno Lemme know what you all think!

Ghana NT should be in FIFA

I’m an Arsenal/ Ac Milan fan and yes I want him but I’m a logical guy. Good Moves: Bayern and Man City Okay Moves: Barcelona( no game time) and Real Madrid( no game time) Bad moves: Arsenal( below leipzig), MUFC ( below Leipzig) and Ac Milan( Below Leipzig) Bayern have 4 center backs 3 of which play LB or RB, Boateng is leaving too. Man city have 2 good center backs both injury prone Upamecano> Stones and he walks into the Starting XI imo. Otamendi if he isn’t sold will barely play Laporte- Upamecano backline is very solid. Arsenal need him the most but Pau Torres is cheaper and left sided he could partner Saliba. Also Villarreal = Arsenal. United don’t need him they have Lindelof, Maguire and Bailly with Tuanzebe as the 4th choice defense is not a problem. Ac Milan Also need him at least they have Romagnoli Who is a very good left sided cb. With the alleged salary cap some cheap options for progressive right sided cbs are Simakan and Stefan Posch. Strasbourg< Milan Hoffenheim=

Thank you so much for the insight and I think that’s the problem with Players in China the level hurts them when they come home ( probably why Acheampong and Emmanuel Boateng haven’t been called up.) We had similar issues with Ighalo and Mikel their performance levels dropped. Nigeria used to be like Ghana in that matter actually it’s not until recently were we go after European targets (Iwobi, Torunarigha, Femi Awodesu, Uduokhai, Bennetts, dele- bashiru and Saka) https://twitter.com/odriozolite/status/1249715323038621696?s=21 I thought this might interest you this is also one of the reasons I decided on a Salisu- Aidoo partnership.

R16 , R16 is always realistic for 7/8 big afrcon teams problem is always, poor planning and coaching. Nigeria would have knocked out Argentina in 2018 if they had a striker alternative to Ighalo who had a terrible tournament, or if Senegal got less yellows they would be through. The goals for AFCON should be semi finals and the only teams I see reaching that is Senegal or Ivory Coast but they need good coaches and a cohesive team, need to also switch players such as Kamara, Soumare, Zagadou and Haller

I had kwarteng, Mensah and Baba all in the squad I just decided to cut it down a little but thanks I’ll add them back

//sofifa.com/squad/593316

My level of english??? Lmao! you cant even spell dictionary

Nobody will care, but just finished one of my fave career modes ever. Season 1: RB Salzburg coach, won the league, lost the UCL on same points but lost 1-2 at home against Genk, so went out fast (shit), won the cup too. Season 2: Still at RB Salzburg, won the league, 3rd in UCL group, semi finals of the EUL (faces Shaktar, some other decent teams, but went out against Chelsea), lost the cup final to Lask. Season 3: Moved to PSV, 2nd in the league, won the cup, they didn't qualify for UCL or EUL. Season 4: Still at PSV, 2nd in the league, final in the cup (lost against Feyenoord), 3rd in UCL group, Last 16 of EUL (lost against Club Brugge) Season 5: Still at PSV, won the league, won the cup, didn't qualify for UCL, moved to EUL due to losing the play off's I guess, then qualified, got to the final but lost to Chelsea (they killed me twice…) Season 6: Moved to Dortmund (RB Leizpig wasn't an option). 3rd in the league, final of the cup (lost to Bayern…), won the EUL (first time I won a European cup) Season 7: Still at Dortmund, 5th in the league (absolute shit season), quarter finals of the cup (lost to Bayern…), 3rd in the group in UCL (Barcelona 1, Juventus 2 and also had Arsenal 4). Won the EUL (back to back lol) Season 8: Still at Dortmund, 2nd in the league, Semi finals of the cup (lost to Bayern, yes it's a trend now). Last 16 of the UCL (lost to Barcelona). Season 9: Still at Dortmund, won the league, Final of the cup (lost to Bayern, not even a joke lol), Semi finals of the UCL (beat Real Madrid, don't remember who I beat then, but lost to Juventus 2-5 in the first game... of the semis). Season 10: Still at Dortmund, won the league, won the cup (against Leverkussen, no Bayern for the first time lol), final of the UCL (lost to Barcelona) Season 11: Moved to Chelsea (can't beat them, join them), won the league, won the carabao cup, quarter finals of the fa cup (lost to Manchester City), Last 16 of the UCL (lost to Barcelona) Season 12: Still at Chelsea, won the league, Quarter finals of the carabao cup, semi finals of the fa cup, last 16 of the UCL Season 13: Still at Chelsea, won the league (unbeaten, for the first time ever), won the carabao cup, lost the first game in the fa cup to MK Dons I believe, won the UCL Season 14: Moved to Barcelona (can't beat them, join them part 2), won the league, won the cup, won the UCL Season 15: Moved to Bayern, won the league, won the cup, lost the UCL final (to Dortmund). I really had so much fun doing this career mode and might be the only time I ever finished it lol. 2 Austrian League titles 1 Austrian cup title 1 Holland league title 2 Holland cup titles 2 Europa League titles 3 German league titles 2 German cup title 3 English league titles 2 English league cup titles 1 Spanish league title 2 Champions League titles Successful 15 years as a coach I feel. I'm proud.

Its crazy England has so many RB options and 3 of their best options are younger than 23. This is great news for Wales, Ireland, Nothern Ireland, Nigeria and Ghana.

Only Guardiola will be praised for buying a former Player of the Year, benching him for a season and than making him play at the exact same high level as before. Don't @ me

Breaking news:- Man City bought FIFA and UEFA so the ban was uplifted. Now they will feature in the 2020 Euro and 2022 FIFA WC.

German youth development is still heavily based on the posession style football. Players get into professional teams frm 9 onwards and train like that. All they learn is to play safely and not to make mistakes. That's manifested in their mentality: they are scared of taking risks, we have no dribblers and no real tough CBs anymore. That means all we get is decent pace merchants on the wings (Maina, Klünter, Mittelstädt, Hack) Ball playing mediocre CBs (Stark, Koch, Baumgartl) or technically gifted side passers that lack physicality and creativity aswell as the confidence to dribble and push forward in midfield (any midfielder from germany below 22). Also when it doesn't go well, these kind of players tend to lose confidence quickly and that nodge can decide between a 3rd/4th league player and a 1st/2nd league player. England has been producing a mass of good PL players because they embrace the fighting spirit, they lack in production at the top end, worldclass players. That's because of their league structure. France has a lot of ghettos and a lot of the players are real street footballers: they are confident with the ball, take risks and wanna score and win all the time. They get minutes in the league and develop. Spains players get trained in mentality a lot more, they get taught to fight and work hard and to stay humble. The technical and tactical aspects come second (nowadays), which is why they have many good players, but also lack the world class players coming up.

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Scored a wonderful goal with Ghana

For all that are crying out for Nuno, I seriously hope you're not the ones who were bashing Emery for using a back 5 against Saints and not playing a dominant possession based stlye. Otherwise, you are in for a treat if we get him.

Under Favre we forgot to attack and his tactics is simply counter attack nothing else

They have a scouting network/team in Ghana