Adeyemi is also a very young and talented striker like Erling Haaland. But I don't think that he has a bigger potential than Haaland now. We will find out about it soon too after new season starts. One season doesn't prove everything of course but it would still give us some opinion. We will see what Haaland will do in a completely different league and under a different system too. The Premier League is much fiercer than the Bundesliga and Guardiola has a unique system to himself.
Haaland has already proved his mettle. Last season we saw his amazing gameplay. He is a very promising player. And with a good squad, he can probably play better. Adeyemi is certainly talented, but I don't think he will play better than Haaland. However, through hard work, maybe he will be able to become experienced.
Well, without a doubt, Haaland will give his best for City, I don't know if you've seen a bit of his biography, but since he was little he's always been a City fan, his dad took him down that path and I think that when he was offered to go to City did not hesitate, they also have a great coach like Pep Guardiola, if he had arrived earlier, perhaps they would have been the UCL champions, without a doubt City is preparing as one of the best teams out there, not only for its league but at the world level, it is a team that has an incredible formation, it has very good players, and the Android will really make a great contribution to the team.
Age is not really the issue in that case. Benzema is 35 years old and we have seen him do wonders this year. I am not saying that every single 35 year old would have their peak performance season of course, but if Zlatan could play at 40+ and if Benzema could be top la liga and UCL scorer in a season, then I believe Boateng could play very well too. If he ends up not having best of the seasons and ends up with a bad year, then I believe that would be more than just his age that creates the problem, it would probably just him not taking care of his body and not training as hard, because if you do, even at 35 you could be great and it has been proven.
At 35, not every player has the physical strength and willpower to work as hard as he did previously. So, I am not going to be surprised if his performance dropped a little. But that cannot be an excuse for any player to perform badly. If he continues to do really hard work he is surely going to find success. It is true that he will not have a team like Real Madrid to help him but he is not going to do too bad either.
It is true that one of the things that I like about the Bundesliga is that the most veteran players give them a lot of importance, in leagues like the Spanish one in the case of Ral Madrid and Barcelona, they like to hire only youngsters and celebrities, while that in the Bundesliga they appreciate veterans much more, for me at 35 years old they are still very young and experienced, Buffon was 43 years old and was still Juve's goalkeeper.
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