Him and Aouar are both available cheap. I would prefer Aouar to him personally, even though I don’t like Aouars attitude.
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Marcel Sabitzer
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Country: England
I think @Toby Andrl is really high on him, so he's probably a very good player.
drippin
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Country: Finland
Hmm, seems he has played over half of his Bundesliga games as RW. I thought he was more CMF/AMF.
And thought he was younger, like 25. He is over 27.
Not so sure about this for us. Still not expensive. Seems a well-rounded fighter.
And thought he was younger, like 25. He is over 27.
Not so sure about this for us. Still not expensive. Seems a well-rounded fighter.
Country: Canada
He is, but he doesn't rate you as a poster so is he still credible?
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Toby rates me, highly.
Country: Sweden
Finally a link to a good central midfielder that will allow us to change the way we play 
NieThePiet
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He isn't a bad player, but i fear the Nagelsmann factor.
A lot of players look really good under him, then they are changing the club and never showed the same quality again.
Sabitzer could be another one in the category. He hasn't a standout quality for me, more like he is overall very solid - offensively and defensively.
A lot of players look really good under him, then they are changing the club and never showed the same quality again.
Sabitzer could be another one in the category. He hasn't a standout quality for me, more like he is overall very solid - offensively and defensively.
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yorch44
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That's why He is the best average mid table team player. Consistent, not bad, not good enough for Top teams. Expensive as squad player and without development potential.
Country: England
Man, I wish I could confidently say the same about Arteta but it looks like he might be a bit of a cheque book manager, requiring "his players" to really showcase his "managerial ability".
I remember when Arsène was getting so much out of players that guys like Hleb, Song, Nasri, Adebayor, Flamini etc would leave and look so much worse playing for other teams.
Those were some days I took for granted
Alexs
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Country: England
Sabitzer would be the butt of A-M in no time.
truth_hurts
but Holding’s hair transplant was painless
Not whilst Holding still has a squad number. Not on my watch.
Gn1212
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Ideal player to complement our options behind the striker. Martinelli, Saka, Pepe, ESR, Sabitzer and Willock sounds very promising to me. Need a world-class #8 though.
TakeChillPill
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Could never sign a midfielder who wears a No.9 shirt. It's a disgrace.
ChefMan21
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I'd sign him, good player to have in our side, decent age, great value at that price, and means we have more cash to spend elsewhere.
Bloodbather
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Country: Turkey
I think signing both Sabitzer and Aouar is the move.
You might be thinking of Sabitzer as a target for the playmaking attacking mid role, but he's more of a target for being the replacement for Xhaka, imo. Very good all-arounder.
Elite Smarts
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This is a VERY CONCERNING STAT! Looks like RB Leipzig performed better without him
longer considered a first team regular for RB Leipzig, too, the German side would be more open to listening to offers for Sabitzer and given their results when he doesn't start - RB Leipzig's win ratio this season rises from 52.6% to 87.5% when Sabitzer does not feature from the off - their stance is likely to have softened.
Source: https://www.whoscored.com/Articles/...tzer-The-man-to-transform-Tottenhams-midfield
longer considered a first team regular for RB Leipzig, too, the German side would be more open to listening to offers for Sabitzer and given their results when he doesn't start - RB Leipzig's win ratio this season rises from 52.6% to 87.5% when Sabitzer does not feature from the off - their stance is likely to have softened.
Source: https://www.whoscored.com/Articles/...tzer-The-man-to-transform-Tottenhams-midfield
Majora
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This guy went from Modric to Elneny real quick
Elite Smarts
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Lmao what you mean by that dudeThis guy went from Modric to Elneny real quick
Country: Sweden
Not that concerning, imo. He was injured or started on the bench for 10 games, all except 2 were against bottom half opposition and of those 2 Stuttgart finished 9th (out of 18). One of the games he started on bench he came in and scored the winner (pk granted). Not done the math but it still looks like their win ratio against bottom half is better when he hasn't started - but not at a magnitude that can't be down to variance or other factors
SK Lation
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Without looking into the stats, I remember him being quite injury prone. Nevertheless, he is a well-rounded player without any ability that he stands out with except from his shooting maybe.
Rated him at some point in his Bundesliga time but he never really made the next step. Might do a job for a midtable PL team but wouldn't lift our game or fill any of our needs imo.
Rated him at some point in his Bundesliga time but he never really made the next step. Might do a job for a midtable PL team but wouldn't lift our game or fill any of our needs imo.
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