Yan Diomande

[dinostar77]

 

[Yagami]

Well ive seen very little of him, mainly youtube...but generally unless a winger is genuinely two footed like Greenwood....they always seem so much better on one side...saw posts on here saying he seems to far favour right. Cant really comment on Diomande as barely seen him, but a rw that can play left too...isnt his price prohibitive anyway especially with midfield prorities

I've seen a bit of Leipzig this season. Diomande has a lot of impressive attributes, but the fact that he's comfortable beating players on the inside or out is the most impressive for me. As he's comfortable rinsing his opponent in either way, it means that he is consistently dangerous regardless of which side he's playing on. Players who have the la croqueta skill in their arsenal are generally hard to dispossess, and he pulls them off regularly.

Who knows if that would translate to the PL, but going off his Germany and AFCON performances, he's worth taking a chance on for any club I think.

 

[jesperjaap]

I've seen a bit of Leipzig this season. Diomande has a lot of impressive attributes, but the fact that he's comfortable beating players on the inside or out is the most impressive for me. As he's comfortable rinsing his opponent in either way, it means that he is consistently dangerous regardless of which side he's playing on. Players who have the la croqueta skill in their arsenal are generally hard to dispossess, and he pulls them off regularly.

Who knows if that would translate to the PL, but going off his Germany and AFCON performances, he's worth taking a chance on for any club I think.

Well he looks good on youtube...but surely his fee puts him out of our reach as its a big chunk if any budget we have

 

[dinostar77]

Well he looks good on youtube...but surely his fee puts him out of our reach as its a big chunk if any budget we have

How many players in Germany have looked world beaters only to leave German and be nothing of the sort? Worst, Sancho etc.

He's best left in Germany for another year, to continue his development and see what happens when teams figure him out and adjust to deal with him.