Brazil is the next country to take its place at
the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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Originally Posted by Ben.Daly
I don't think PSG were or remain 'too good', as apparently their performances have not been fully convincing so far.
A lot of people suspected PSG would struggle with balance having 3 big names in attack (Messi, Neymar, Mbappe) that are all individually brilliant but won't contribute heaps in terms of pressing or work rate when defending. From what I've heard people say about the team so far that seems to have been the case.
I watched a video about why Messi in particular is struggling, and apparently he's simply been pushed too far out wide on the wing to be close enough to goal. If he were to be given a more free role at striker he'd probably be putting up much better numbers, but then you still have problems aligning the rest of the attack.
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Yeah good analysis!
In practice, I mean that even one team would get 11 of the best players in the world = it really isn’t proof of the team’s future success automatically, at least right away - and in that case hardly ever!
Although it is nice to spin dream teams "on paper"!
