Watford boss Ranieri: Look for me, Joao Pedro is a crack
Watford boss Claudio Ranieri is delighted with the form of Joao Pedro. The 20-year-old has begun to find his feet under Ranieri and he scored a late equaliser on Saturday to earn Watford a point at Newcastle. Ranieri, speaking ahead of Tuesday's crunch game with Burnley, has been impressed with the forward and believes he has the potential to be a real star in England. “Look for me, Joao Pedro is a crack," said Ranieri. “He is young and he has to improve a lot. “But he is also one of the best young players in the Premier League for me. “For me, Joao is a very good player but we have to leave him to improve slowly, slowly, without putting pressure on him. “He has to improve a lot, he has very good skills, but slowly, slowly please." Need a VPN? Or seeking to switch? Then support Tribal Football by clicking here to sign up with our official partners NordVPN. Not only will you receive the best VPN experience, but also great discounts by signing up via Tribal Football. Thanks for your support!
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Watford whizkid Joao Pedro admits finding inspiration from Everton striker Richarlison
Watford whizkid Joao Pedro admits he draws inspiration from Everton striker Richarlison. While Richarlison departed Vicarage Road after a short stint, he recommended the club to Pedro and told him it was a great place to develop. "When I was a youth player at Fluminense I remember watching Richarlison," said Pedro. "He was a different player then but he had a lot of potential and he ended up leaving Fluminense for Watford, as I have done myself more recently. After he came to England, I would watch highlights and videos of him that would come up on social networks. "Now he's part of the national team and like many others, he has kept going up in his career. I always try to identify what each player brings to the table, and with Richarlison I saw that he could use his left and right foot. When he found out I was coming to England we spoke over Instagram. I remember he welcomed me and said that Watford is a great team and that he evolved a lot while he was here." Need a VPN? Or seeking to switch? Then support Tribal Football by clicking here to sign up with our official partners NordVPN. Not only will you receive the best VPN experience, but also great discounts by signing up via Tribal Football. Thanks for your support!
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