Lionel Messi scored a first-half hat-trick for Argentina last night beating Curucao 7-0 in a friendly, but after what happened last night, I think Messi has every right to be angry with his teammate Martinez.
In the match between Argentina and Curucao last night, Lionel Messi gave his teammate Lautaro Martinez a golden opportunity, but the Inter Milan striker missed the opportunity.
All Lautaro Martinez had to do after Lionel Messi's pass last night was shoot the ball into an empty net, but he (L. Martinez) missed it, and I think Lionel Messi has every right to be mad at him for that.
Lionel Messi took his total to 102 last night and also had the opportunity to increase the number of assists but he couldn't do it all. for Lautaro Martinez.
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The latest player to become Virgil van Dijk's international team-mate could be Fabinho's ideal heir at Liverpool and could be just what Jürgen Klopp needs.
Liverpool has had a brewing problem for a few years now. The club's midfielder asked someone to relieve Fabinho's shoulders in the midfield position.
With the Brazilian being the only midfielder capable of being used as a midfielder, Liverpool have had to rely on his availability for years. Last season, the club even let him out due to injury to play in the Champions League final, but now that seems to have taken its toll. Fabinho was just a shadow of himself when he left Liverpool with not only a backup to relieve the burden but also a potential heir.
And given that the Reds appear to be quite invested in Jude Bellingham this summer, who certainly cannot be used in a midfield role even if the England international arrives at Anfield, it also means that Liverpool may not be able to be used. spend a lot on a potential target.
This means the Red Devils will have to be smart in their recruitment and such an option could have just been highlighted during the recent international break when Virgil van Dijk welcomed a new teammate to the team. the Dutch national team at Mats Wieffer, who will also be on the field. Liverpool radar. Also.
Wiefer is a dominant midfielder who currently plays for group top Feyenoord in the Eredivisie and has played flawlessly in midfield for his side in a similar fashion to Fabinho.
To illustrate, no quarterback has averaged more steals (7.8 out of 90) or more steals adjusted for possession time (11.44) than Wieffer according to Wyscout. With his long, skinny legs, he is adept at cutting passes and breaking up opponents' attacks in the same way that Fabinho was at his peak.
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Comfortable on the ball, he has the seventh most passes/90 passes among midfielders in the league (58.1) and has the fourth best pass rate among the top seven with 85.01 %.
With an average of 90 defensive contests the most against 90 midfielders in the league (10.83), Wieffer's defensive ratio and commitment to keeping his midfield steady and solid is what will is a huge asset to Liverpool, who are asking for a player of their level. At 23, he's still quite young and despite having been around for a while it's certainly been his breakout season in the league after moving to Feyenoord last summer following impressive performances. for Excelsior last season.
Developed at FC Twente, Wieffer resembles Van Dijk, who failed to break into the first team at Willem, was forced to move to new pastures and found his redemption arc just like the current Liverpool defender.
Liverpool Wieffer Fabinho carpet
Liverpool should keep an eye on Mats Wieffer to replace Fabinho.
Now, he is also showing his class on the international stage with an overwhelming performance in the heart of the Dutch midfield against Gibraltar, in which he registered 111 assists ( most on the field) while playing only 63 minutes.
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