MyOnlySolskjaer
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Great player. He's added end product to his game. He's one of the best wingers in the league.
Its a lot stranger for a starting Real Madrid defender or the most sought after right winger in the world choosing to come here than it is for an Arsenal player to make the move and both those happened last summerNot sure why this thread is still going. There's no way Saka leaves Arsenal to come to United - both teams are quite similar in terms where they are right now. If he leaves Arsenal it would be to a team challenging to titles.
Sancho and Rashford are okay. Saka is a proper baller.He's okay. Calm down.
Sancho is a much better player than Saka. Rashford was too, up until this version of him.Sancho and Rashford are okay. Saka is a proper baller.
There's a reason why he starts for England and these 2 are on the bench.Sancho is a much better player than Saka. Rashford was too, up until this version of him.
No reason at all.There's a reason why he starts for England and these 2 are on the bench.
Saka has better all-round game than neither of those two. Rashford is erratic and sloppy in possession, whereas Saka is quite intelligent on the pitch and a better passer. Sancho can be a bit too soft and disappear in games. Saka is very good at doing the simple things well. More mature than the other two, who are older too.Sancho is a much better player than Saka. Rashford was too, up until this version of him.
I agree with this to an extent, but he hasn't reached a level yet that the other two have previously. He is younger though, I know.Saka has better all-round game than neither of those two. Rashford is erratic and sloppy in possession, whereas Saka is quite intelligent on the pitch and a better passer. Sancho can be a bit too soft and disappear in games. Saka is very good at doing the simple things well. More mature than the other two, who are older too.
Adding to that are his determination and workrate. He's not soft either. Really like that from a player.He’s massively stepped up a level this season. He’s always been a very smart and creative player, meaning he does all of the basics (ball retention, forward passing, defending) to a high degree, but he’s now worked out how to consistently dominate his left back and get into goalscoring positions in every game. Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s a 20 goals a season player in a year or two.
That's probably because you haven't been watching.I never see this though. People say this, but never see it on the pitch.
He doesn't mind getting stuck in, which is a nice change from your typical classy wingman.Adding to that are his determination and workrate. He's not soft either. Really like that from a player.
Yeh. I was actually impressed with his last Euro performance. He's in good place to grow at Arsenal. At least for now. Until we hire Ten Hag.He doesn't mind getting stuck in, which is a nice change from your typical classy wingman.
well @Remember the geese says that Sancho is "much better," so you obviously don't need himYeh. I was actually impressed with his last Euro performance. He's in good place to grow at Arsenal. At least for now. Until we hire Ten Hag.
I do think that Sancho is a better player, but I'd still take Saka for our right hand side. Sancho is better on the left.well @Remember the geese says that Sancho is "much better," so you obviously don't need him
He has only 2 years left on his contract. If he doesn't extend he will be available for around 60mil in summer 2023.The money we would ask would be off the charts. Were certainly going over the 100m barrier that City paid for Grealish. No point assuming Arteta and Edu are stupid and thinking he could be bought for less.
Look at the profile and standing he has for Arsenal and England. He is only 20, not even 21.
Were notgoing to spend 50m on Ben White and turn around and sell Saka for something similar. So yeah, 100m is the baseline
Sancho is better but Saka can play on the right and Sancho on the left so it's not an issue. There's no chance he's leaving though. Also, given Sancho looks set to own the LW spot ideally we should look for someone more explosive, direct and a goal threat on the right to compliment that which Sako isn't. Greenwood possibly was (although he had everything to be a world class striker) but he's obviously done here.well @Remember the geese says that Sancho is "much better," so you obviously don't need him
If Sancho is definitely better then he might want to start showing it, it's just not that clear cut.Sancho is better but Saka can play on the right and Sancho on the left so it's not an issue. There's no chance he's leaving though. Also, given Sancho looks set to own the LW spot ideally we should look for someone more explosive, direct and a goal threat on the right to compliment that which Sako isn't. Greenwood possibly was (although he had everything to be a world class striker) but he's obviously done here.
The narrative for Sancho arriving this season was less significant given Ronaldo and Varane who were seemingly supposed to change the trajectory of finishing second to challenging.If Sancho is definitely better then he might want to start showing it, it's just not that clear cut.
Saka has a head start in the EPL, but Sancho is a year and a half older and has had an extra season and a half of top flight experience under his belt. Either way it's small margins.
Also Saka has proven to be a goal threat this season.
It will be interesting to watch them develop as both teams have pinned so much hope on them.
Please don't make it another who's talent/ceiling/potential is higher thread. I am sure it is Sancho checking the FIFA game data.Sancho is better but Saka can play on the right and Sancho on the left so it's not an issue.
If we get CL, expect Arsenal to give him the mega bucks he deserves. Doubt anyone will pay him more than what Arsenal will be paying. And that combined with the fact that he's a youth player should be enough for him to sign. If we remain trophy less in around 5 years time(when he'll only be 25!!) then I expect him to move for 100m odd.He has only 2 years left on his contract. If he doesn't extend he will be available for around 60mil in summer 2023.
He'll start showing it. Started adapting already and been very good of late.If Sancho is definitely better then he might want to start showing it, it's just not that clear cut.
Saka has a head start in the EPL, but Sancho is a year and a half older and has had an extra season and a half of top flight experience under his belt. Either way it's small margins.
Also Saka has proven to be a goal threat this season.
It will be interesting to watch them develop as both teams have pinned so much hope on them.
What is FIFA game data?Please don't make it another who's talent/ceiling/potential is higher thread. I am sure it is Sancho checking the FIFA game data.
Is/was there really more pressure for Sancho to come in and hit the ground running - when United also had Ronaldo, Fernandes, Pogba, Rashford, plus Greenwood and Martial, on the team when he came across?The narrative for Sancho arriving this season was less significant given Ronaldo and Varane who were seemingly supposed to change the trajectory of finishing second to challenging.
Transition is hard from Germany to England alone not considering a team that is massively underperforming. There's more pressure for Sancho given the size of United but probably more expectation from Saka given he's Arsenal's most influential player.
Sancho in a few months could look a completely different player depending on the dynamic of the next United manager. In no way is there similarities to their circumstances. It's too early for comparisons.