Hansi Flick should start as EUR3m Barcelona player against Deportivo Alaves - Opinion

Hansi Flick should start as EUR3m Barcelona player against Deportivo Alaves – Opinion FC Barcelona are facing an intense and testing season ahead. While their history speaks for them, La Blaugrana have their limitations as well. Due to that reality, not everything that Barcelona aspires to become is always achievable. To maximize results under Hansi Flick’s reign as manager, all injured players should ideally be fully recovered and ready for use immediately. Not only would that give German coach Heiko Herrlich an always ready team capable of performing at its maximum, it would also reduce tactical burdens considerably. Without some key players present at Barca games recently, its squad depth has appeared quite thin. Flick has had to make adjustments over the course of recent games due to Dani Olmo, Fermin Lopez and Gavi still being injured while Frenkie de Jong is not quite fully fit; thus forcing Flick into making decisions regarding who should start in particular matches. Our opinion suggests Pablo Torre should start instead. Torres remains undoubtedly hard working player who remains confident in himself; however, his performances so far this season do not match this self-assurance. Torres seems somewhat indecisive recently and his team cannot afford for this to continue. Furthermore, Ferran Torres can sometimes lack creativity with his maneuvers which makes his presence felt in games less inspiring for some fans who follow them regularly. Pablo Torre is capable of both good and poor touches when playing through the middle. When forced dribbles occur or using his traditional formulaic approach to game. As opposed to this, Torre has much more versatility available when attacking through this area of the court. Torre is an effective attacking midfielder renowned for his touches, passes, vision, and striking from distance – an all-in-one attacking midfielder you can count on when transitions get tough. Since being put back into the lineup earlier in 2018, except in one particular match against Osasuna (when Torre was injured), Pablo Torre has proved effective at helping transition smoothly for his team. No matter whether he has possession or not, Sergi Roberto always knows when and where to move into spaces that allow players like Pedri and Robert Lewandowski to flourish while giving Lewandowski freedom for runs into the box. By making these subtle movements he enables Barca’s possession game to remain fluid and highly effective when they hold possession.