POGBA, THE OPTION THAT MORE LIKES
The signing of Paul Pogba by the Barça, analysed to the detail
Published:2/08/2018 - 13:40h
Updated:2/08/2018 - 17:11h
The FC Barcelona has clear that it is necessary to complete the staff of the season 2018-19 with a midfield player of physical cut that it was versatile regarding technical quality and tactical rigour. The market offers several options, but the one who more likes is the one of Pogba
Paul Pogba is one of the midfield players that more like to the FC Barcelona to complete his centre of the field. The sportive direction is looking for to a distinct player to which there is in the staff, that combine physical power with technical quality and tactical rigour. This mix fulfils it the French midfield player to perfection.
The FC Barcelona has worked during this summer on the options of Frenkie of Jong and of Adrien Rabiot, but seems that every time they complicate more. Arturo Vidal is a feasible option that the Barça would have tied, but the option of Pogba does not lose of sight so much for being the more mediática like the most wished futbolísticamente.
Advantages and disadvantages of the signing of Pogba
Positive points
The big point to take into account of the signing of Paul Pogba is that it treats of a player with a spectacular quality, something that is very necessary in the FC Barcelona. It knows what is to play in the European elite being one of the players of more responsibility and in the World-wide of Russia showed that it is in one of his best moments of form.
To his 25 years, would arrive in the perfect age to combine experience with a big progression along his career. Besides, it would be very received by the French colony of the changing room of the FC Barcelona formed by Samuel Umtiti, Ousmane Dembéle and Clément Lenglet. His physical power, desborde, far shot and strength, are attributes of his game that like a lot.
Negative points
The main negative point of the signing of Paul Pogba is that the Manchester United would not facilitate his exit. The price that would have to pay the FC Barcelona would arrive to astronomical dimensions. In fact, the 'network devils' paid to the Juventus 120 millions does two summers, by what the aim of the English would be to amortise it and would not go out by less.
Another of the problems would be the high index card that would earn the French, something that does not square with the politics of wages that the Barcelona directive is applying in the last times. Finally, the eccentric character of the player out of the field neither fits in what it is used to look for for the staff of the FC Barcelona.
