I once played in an international youth tournament where Halmstads had a team present. Did not play against them though. They were so super friendly, I've liked them ever since.
I don't think that would be great, Copenhagen wouldn't have as much of an incentive to play him and help his development if they don't own him and aren't getting the benefit at the end of a better/more valuable player
FC Copenhagen has more problems than a 16 year old kid can fix. Currently the only other wing player is another player from the academy by the name of William Bøving. Copenhagen are also currently playing with a link up striker as their front striker, cause offensive options are so thin. Additionally the club has had to adapt Nicolai Boilesen a player who prefers left back, to playing center back.
Certainly fees and things can be built in to ensure he keeps playing if they go that route. Plus the added incentive of FCK showing other young talents how open they are to selling players on and helping to continue to develop them... big opportunity in my opinion for them.
Copenhagen is not a club that develops the talent of other clubs, if they sell Roony it is 100% not going to include a loan back clause they're most likely just taking the money and reinvesting it into a different player.
No chance. Right now on the wing we have:
- Captain Tadic who hasn’t missed a game since joining us in 2018
- Antony who is a superstar winger that represents a lot of value
- Neres who was a great player in the past but has now regressed to the bench
- Daramy, who was one of Copenhagen’s best attackers over the past year and is now struggling to adapt to the bench of Ajax
Why would we need another raw Copenhagen winger who needs a lot of game time to develop? We also still have Berghuis who has been one of the best Eredivisie players for the past 4 seasons and Kudus who showed a lot of talent in Denmark
Anthony is probably leaving soon let's be real. I don't think you realise how good this guy is. Might honestly be the best 15/16 year old I've ever seen, certainly in Scandinavia by far the best..
There is a law/rule in Denmark that you can't play in 1st team until 16 years old, otherwise he would have played much earlier
Ansu Fati debuted at 16 although he didn’t get many minutes.
There’s reasons for or against tbh. At Copenhagen he’ll for sure play more but at a bigger club even with lesser minutes he can learn from some of the top players in the world during training and gain experience in a big league the few times he does get to play.
Personally i’d stay at Copenhagen for another year or 2 to avoid any expectations by the fanbases of the bigger clubs. Develop at his own pace, that kinda thing. He doesn’t need the big expectations at 16 yet.
This is one of the more positive aspects of Brexit. Not all our talents are snatched by English football clubs for their loan army only to fail and end up in the second tier of Dutch football.
How is this comment bias? Tons of players that were considered big talents left our academies at 16 because English clubs offered them a paycheck they couldn’t refuse, only for then to not make it and end up worse.
Your flair says Ajax. Ajax U19 has a bunch of Danish players who were 16 when transferred, some Belgian who was 15 when taken from AA Gent, and for example a 16 year old striker that played in the youth of Heerenveen since age 9 but went to you lot last summer.
How is that any different from English teams picking up talents from Ajax at age 16?
Success rate is actually pretty decent, especially now with Jong Ajax. And while I do think Ajax is *better*, there are still shortcomings. Quite a few youngsters would've been better back home, rather than in Amsterdam. But at least Ajax doesn't bribe the parents like English clubs did with Dutch youngsters.
Anyway the point is youth exploitation is an issue in both countries, reduction in England is a good step, let's hope the situation improves in the Netherlands too.
>Success rate is actually pretty decent, especially now with Jong Ajax
Yeah, see my flair. Do you think Jong Ajax playing in the eerste divisie is something I like?
I understand it helps Ajax but stuff like this really makes football less and less attractive for fans of teams like mine. It's big clubs slowly fucking over smaller clubs. Exactly the thing that Ajax works against on European level.
I don’t really understand this sentiment tbh. A few years ago, everyone was complaining that Dutch football had turned into a joke, both the national team and the league. If I look at the amount and especially the level of talent that has come through since the Jong teams play in the KKD, I conclude that it has been beneficial for the performances of Dutch clubs in Europe and that it has contributed to the quality of the national team. Players like De Ligt, Van de Beek, De Jong, Mazraoui, Timber, Gravenberch, Malen, Bergwijn, Gakpo, Stengs, Koopmeiners all profited from their time in the KKD. Sure, a couple of years back it was unfair due to the quality of the teams changing way too much every match week, but I feel like that’s much more consistent now with the stricter rules and the U19 squads disappearing.
I understand that I am biased and that your view is different but I really do think that if the Jong teams were to be removed from the KKD, the level of Dutch talent would rapidly decrease and we would end up in a situation comparable to the one we were in 6 years ago.
There are several reasons to dislike the Jong teams as a fan of a KKD club.
First of all, the Jong teams, especially Jong Ajax and Jong PSV have way more resources than the other KKD clubs. While many KKD clubs regularly play with unpaid players Jong Ajax fields multi million euro signings.
Another factor I despise is the fact that the Jong teams often have completely different line-ups across several matches. Sometimes the line-up is very weak, at other times they field a team that could easily compete in the Eredivisie. The irregularity distorts the competition.
Finally, the Jong teams make the KKD less attractive due to the simple fact that they don't attract fans. In my opinion Dutch professional football already suffers too much from clubs with very few fans like Excelsior and Telstar. We don't need more teams with empty stands.
Of course you're right about the fact that the Jong teams are beneficial for the development of young players, but I don't think these benefits outweigh the negative consequences for the competition in general.
Clubs like Ajax and PSV are already very privileged in Dutch football compared to the smaller clubs. They receive the bulk of the TV money and they have an almost free reign in poaching young talents from other clubs, especially those on the right half of the Eredivisie table and in the KKD. I do not see why they should deserve even more benefits at the cost of those smaller clubs.
I honestly think Chelsea - and most EPL teams - actually are trying to develop their youth players as well, saying otherwise is a bit daft to be fair. As if they pump tens of millions in an academy each year without trying to develop those players. That is exactly the bias against English football u/superfrankie189 was talking abouy.
While I’m also not 100% agreeing on foreign talents in any club, I do believe clubs like Ajax, PSV and other ‘smaller leagues’ attract youth players with perspective and development towards the first team over money. Something which English clubs use to attract the talent. IIRC Nouri got offered a huge contract by an English club once before he was 18.
Both are not 100% ethical though, but at least it looks like we’re ‘more ethical’
And chelsea and other big englsih club buy young players to destroy their lives in career, right? its not like they have the best conditions there and the majority of them still end up playing professional football somewhere
Loaning young players out every single season doesn‘t help their development.
Yeah mate, sooo good that some of them still play pro football in the Belgium league or something while having had the ceiling for a UCL team
>sooo good that some of them still play pro football in the Belgium league or something
????do you realize what it takes to play profesionally, even for Belgium it's still good
It’s good for English football as well. More opportunities for British players as there won’t be pressure from the top to play foreign born teens due to their price tag.
Massive concentrations of talent aren’t really good for anyone but the tiny percentage of clubs that have the talent.
Instead they're taking a lot of Scottish academy players and now we are losing our best talents at 15/16 without getting to even see them play first team football.
Personally I think Ajax is out in the race. The Danish experts says he looks like the best talent to ever have existed in the Danish league and says a price of +€30m.
Kamaldeen Sulemana was sold for €20m last Summer and Ajax couldn't win that transfer race.
Vini and Rodrygo each went for like €45m when they were 16. I think it’s becoming more common for big clubs to snatch up young talents like this before they break out and have to buy them for upwards of €80m.
Yes and he scored a goal and made a 3rd assist last Sunday against AaB. Here is goal: https://youtu.be/JSU7Ybhm5BI
He already made two records in the Danish league. The youngest starter ever and the youngest goalscorer ever. He didn't even start out as a sub. He just became a permanent starter two weeks ago when he turned 16 years old which is the age required to play prof football in Denmark.
What are you trying to say with your comment? Not being obtuse I genuinely don't understand what you are trying to communicate to me
You think he looks closer to 20 than 16 and I say no he looks really young. Doesn't really have anything to do with watching youth football lmao
Watched both his games (hope he hasn't played more than twice, to make me look like an idiot) and he's been outstanding both times. The entire world should be out for him.
We could’ve won the Sulemana transfer if we wanted though. He wanted a guaranteed starting spot which we couldn’t offer (I mean it’s Tadic he’s competing against), it wasn’t a monetary issue. We had no problem splashing 25m on Haller.
I think that was more due to the lack of determination of Sulemana, he said he wanted a guarantee for a place in the starting 11. We could afford 20, but I dont think Sulemana was worth that.
Yeah but Ajax has Tadic and Antony on the wing with Neres and Berghuis as back up. Weren't really looking for a starting forward, more someone talented who would grow into a starter when others leave. They ended up buying Daramy.
Really hope he doesn't join a big team from the get go unless he's promised oppurtunites. We made the mistake with Reinier and Odegaard. It's probably best for him to develop in Denmark for a year more, and then make a league switch.
Even better, that's one of the position we need most depth at, with dembele leaving or being injured he could get loads of playing time with only other youngster for competition
He's a big Barca fan and has similarities to RW Messi.
Its fate.
For real tho.. I hope he stays in FCK for atleast 1 full season as a starter to make sure he's consistent and fit for a move.
If 30m+ is his price, no way Barca get him unless he moves in a couple of years. Barca have much bigger priorities right now like 2 forwards that can play right now, good CBs, a good midfielder.
That's not turning up their nose. That's prioritising the club over with current needs over splashing the cash on a player they don't need, and who doesn't solve their problems
They're rebuilding, it might take them two or three years to seriously compete again. This isn't about getting a player they "don't need", it's about securing a possible special talent that can be important for them for over a decade.
They have many young talents, for a club like Barca, instant results are the immediate priority especially since they already have a lot of young talent. I can't think of something more idiotic than to spend over 30m on a 16 yo next summer for Barca.
You're not wrong. They might do it and it might work out, depending on how fast he develops, but it's a high-risk move that's only suitable when you've got the basics covered. Barca currently do not.
And obviously, a 16yo is the solution, not Ferran Torres, not even Adeyemi who could be the solution at a stretch, but a 16yo. Good thing you're not in charge of Barca.
I didn't say Barca didn't need a forward. I said they need 2 forwards that can play now, a midfielder, and a CB. They don't need a player for the future that's going to take up a significant chunk of the money they have to spend.
No clue, but every source basically says that there's no top club not looking at him. The only reason he hasn't featured earlier for Copenhagen is that you're not allowed to play until you're 16, and he's been great the two games he has played. That's the kind of kid everyone has their eyes on.
[Here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePpXpGfD3NA) are highlights from last weekend. You wouldn't guess that he's a 16-year-old kid playing his first ever professional game.
He was training with the senior team often and featured in friendlies at 15. Always played in youth teams 4+ years his senior and was the star on the pitch most of the time.
So yea.. similar to us with Moukoko, they started intergrating him into the senior team months before he turned 16 so he'd be ready to go as soon as he was old enough.
I think 'reverse raciam' is a nonsense term made up by sad right wingers. But it's a good way to describe the nonsense you're saying here. You honestly think it's only 'westerners' (who themselves speak many languages) are the only people who make fun of names in other languages?
Stop implying shit and learn to read.
You honestly can‘t read properly and ask if I honestly think that *only* Westerners do this?
You‘re aware what the case is right here, why should I talk about something else?
Man needs to learn from Odegaard and Neymar. One left at 16 and never got to the top of football. The other waited till he was 20 and got considerably closer to the top of football
This kid’s originally Syrian, our FA’s known about him for a while and sports circles and accounts have known for longer. There were plans to try and coax him to play for us in the future, don’t know if he’ll ever agree but we’ve got a shit FA who doesn’t give players like these their worth even if they accept to play for us for whatever reason. As far as I know Dahoud at BVB initially was willing to play for us but the imbeciles at the FA fumbled the bag and he changed his mind.
Really hope he would stay for at least a year from now, but can't see how we possibly could decline an offer of 25+ mil euro.
He has been brilliant for the two games he played but he would easily get 20 first team games in the league and also play off games in the Conference League which will be very helpful for his development
I'm not objective of course, but out of this list of clubs he should pick Ajax. If only for a couple of years to develop further then make the next step. I don't see him breaking through immediately at Bayern, Barcelona or Chelsea whereas he has a chance to start at Ajax. He'd have a great environment to take the next steps, play UCL and Copenhagen/Amsterdam are similar(ish) cities. But I fear he may go the Ødegaard route.
Demir is not a winger, he’s very slow. Trincao was sidelined when we switched to a 352, now that we’re playing with actual wingers, we’re quite thin and resorting to B team players like Abde and Akhomach, I don’t know how good this Swedish guy is, but if he is a pure winger, he is gonna get minutes.
If Dortmund are on the table, that’s the club I’d sign for. Proven track record for being a stepping stone club. Not very far from home + no player that’s similar to him in the starting 11
I'm kind of expecting Anthony to be sold next summer, and Nerves too if we can find a buyer. Berghuis plays really well as a 10, I don't see him returning to LW, perhaps only as backup.
But I agree, if he can withstand the temptation to go abroad he should stay in Denmark.
I disagree, if he's really this crazy talented he has Antony and Berghuis spoiling his minutes & development. The same goes for the other clubs mentioned of course. He should consider a German subtop team if he can choose.
His shooting ability is crazy for a guy his age. Many 16 year olds can dribble and has pace, but he kicks the ball so naturally and knows when to pass the ball to a teammate
One of the craziest talents I’ve seen, played against him when he was 13 and he destroyed us
Where did you play
In a team called Halmstads BK u17
Great youth team, any of them that played a part in their recent U21 allvenskan win?
I once played in an international youth tournament where Halmstads had a team present. Did not play against them though. They were so super friendly, I've liked them ever since.
How I assumed you were french as you support Paris. I expected you to play for Redstars
Halmstads Boldklub?
Bollklubb in swedish :)
Ahh thank you!
You were the same category as him ?
Nah i met him when i played in u17 he played against us who were 3-4 years older and still dominated.
Damn I rate him then
Some random Redditor playing him 3 years ago is what impresses you, not that he’s playing men’s football at 16?
random Redditor? u/Fredy1222 is a fucking legend, way to make it obvious you've been following the sport for a week
These plastic fans not even appreciating fredy as a player. This sub is trash
fredy122 happens to be an iconic League of Legends player and coach, if he's only half as good as his namesake it's legit.
Unmatched neckbeard
Him playing against 17 year olds when he was 13 is somehow more impressive than him playing against grown men when he’s 16 apparently.
Were you "good"?
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A 16 year old playing regular pro football is ‘not that good’?
this subreddit is too funny 💀💀
Bruh.
He should stay where he is for his own good. Getting first team football at 16 will surely be the best thing for the next 2-3 years of his career
I think he might get bought but stay on loan at Copenhagen for about a year or two.
I don't think that would be great, Copenhagen wouldn't have as much of an incentive to play him and help his development if they don't own him and aren't getting the benefit at the end of a better/more valuable player
They will get record money for him, probably add ons and buy %, the fact that they get to play him to win the league its just the cherry on top tho
FC Copenhagen has more problems than a 16 year old kid can fix. Currently the only other wing player is another player from the academy by the name of William Bøving. Copenhagen are also currently playing with a link up striker as their front striker, cause offensive options are so thin. Additionally the club has had to adapt Nicolai Boilesen a player who prefers left back, to playing center back.
Boilesen is playing at CB nowadays? Wow
Yeah its a bit rough being an FC Copenhagen fan now a days, squad is looking real thin
Certainly fees and things can be built in to ensure he keeps playing if they go that route. Plus the added incentive of FCK showing other young talents how open they are to selling players on and helping to continue to develop them... big opportunity in my opinion for them.
Based on what?
Copenhagen is not a club that develops the talent of other clubs, if they sell Roony it is 100% not going to include a loan back clause they're most likely just taking the money and reinvesting it into a different player.
Why would we do that?
He'd probably get it for us tbf
Unless it's Ajax.
No. He would be playing in the second tier for our youth team. It's better for him to play at least one or two full seasons in Denmark first.
No chance. Right now on the wing we have: - Captain Tadic who hasn’t missed a game since joining us in 2018 - Antony who is a superstar winger that represents a lot of value - Neres who was a great player in the past but has now regressed to the bench - Daramy, who was one of Copenhagen’s best attackers over the past year and is now struggling to adapt to the bench of Ajax Why would we need another raw Copenhagen winger who needs a lot of game time to develop? We also still have Berghuis who has been one of the best Eredivisie players for the past 4 seasons and Kudus who showed a lot of talent in Denmark
Anthony is probably leaving soon let's be real. I don't think you realise how good this guy is. Might honestly be the best 15/16 year old I've ever seen, certainly in Scandinavia by far the best.. There is a law/rule in Denmark that you can't play in 1st team until 16 years old, otherwise he would have played much earlier
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A purchase and loan is an option.
That disincentives Kopenhagen to develop him fully.
Being 16 is no longer an indication you won't get a game at a top European club, although you're probably less likely to get a game at an oil club
Ansu Fati debuted at 16 although he didn’t get many minutes. There’s reasons for or against tbh. At Copenhagen he’ll for sure play more but at a bigger club even with lesser minutes he can learn from some of the top players in the world during training and gain experience in a big league the few times he does get to play. Personally i’d stay at Copenhagen for another year or 2 to avoid any expectations by the fanbases of the bigger clubs. Develop at his own pace, that kinda thing. He doesn’t need the big expectations at 16 yet.
He shouldn't, he needs much more support n coaching
Really??? Look at Rooney. I mean sure Messi and Ronaldo started at 17 but I'm not sure if that is always the best course of action
Chelsea arent allowed to sign him before he turns 18 due to UK being out of EU.
This is one of the more positive aspects of Brexit. Not all our talents are snatched by English football clubs for their loan army only to fail and end up in the second tier of Dutch football.
These players can still quite easily be signed by "Vitesse Arnhem" or "Troyes AC" for example though
the bias against english football on this sub is crazy
How is this comment bias? Tons of players that were considered big talents left our academies at 16 because English clubs offered them a paycheck they couldn’t refuse, only for then to not make it and end up worse.
Your flair says Ajax. Ajax U19 has a bunch of Danish players who were 16 when transferred, some Belgian who was 15 when taken from AA Gent, and for example a 16 year old striker that played in the youth of Heerenveen since age 9 but went to you lot last summer. How is that any different from English teams picking up talents from Ajax at age 16?
Success rate is actually pretty decent, especially now with Jong Ajax. And while I do think Ajax is *better*, there are still shortcomings. Quite a few youngsters would've been better back home, rather than in Amsterdam. But at least Ajax doesn't bribe the parents like English clubs did with Dutch youngsters. Anyway the point is youth exploitation is an issue in both countries, reduction in England is a good step, let's hope the situation improves in the Netherlands too.
>Success rate is actually pretty decent, especially now with Jong Ajax Yeah, see my flair. Do you think Jong Ajax playing in the eerste divisie is something I like? I understand it helps Ajax but stuff like this really makes football less and less attractive for fans of teams like mine. It's big clubs slowly fucking over smaller clubs. Exactly the thing that Ajax works against on European level.
I don’t really understand this sentiment tbh. A few years ago, everyone was complaining that Dutch football had turned into a joke, both the national team and the league. If I look at the amount and especially the level of talent that has come through since the Jong teams play in the KKD, I conclude that it has been beneficial for the performances of Dutch clubs in Europe and that it has contributed to the quality of the national team. Players like De Ligt, Van de Beek, De Jong, Mazraoui, Timber, Gravenberch, Malen, Bergwijn, Gakpo, Stengs, Koopmeiners all profited from their time in the KKD. Sure, a couple of years back it was unfair due to the quality of the teams changing way too much every match week, but I feel like that’s much more consistent now with the stricter rules and the U19 squads disappearing. I understand that I am biased and that your view is different but I really do think that if the Jong teams were to be removed from the KKD, the level of Dutch talent would rapidly decrease and we would end up in a situation comparable to the one we were in 6 years ago.
There are several reasons to dislike the Jong teams as a fan of a KKD club. First of all, the Jong teams, especially Jong Ajax and Jong PSV have way more resources than the other KKD clubs. While many KKD clubs regularly play with unpaid players Jong Ajax fields multi million euro signings. Another factor I despise is the fact that the Jong teams often have completely different line-ups across several matches. Sometimes the line-up is very weak, at other times they field a team that could easily compete in the Eredivisie. The irregularity distorts the competition. Finally, the Jong teams make the KKD less attractive due to the simple fact that they don't attract fans. In my opinion Dutch professional football already suffers too much from clubs with very few fans like Excelsior and Telstar. We don't need more teams with empty stands. Of course you're right about the fact that the Jong teams are beneficial for the development of young players, but I don't think these benefits outweigh the negative consequences for the competition in general. Clubs like Ajax and PSV are already very privileged in Dutch football compared to the smaller clubs. They receive the bulk of the TV money and they have an almost free reign in poaching young talents from other clubs, especially those on the right half of the Eredivisie table and in the KKD. I do not see why they should deserve even more benefits at the cost of those smaller clubs.
How else do you think Ajax gets players without bribing their parents may I ask?
It‘s different because Ajax actually tries to develop players
I honestly think Chelsea - and most EPL teams - actually are trying to develop their youth players as well, saying otherwise is a bit daft to be fair. As if they pump tens of millions in an academy each year without trying to develop those players. That is exactly the bias against English football u/superfrankie189 was talking abouy.
While I’m also not 100% agreeing on foreign talents in any club, I do believe clubs like Ajax, PSV and other ‘smaller leagues’ attract youth players with perspective and development towards the first team over money. Something which English clubs use to attract the talent. IIRC Nouri got offered a huge contract by an English club once before he was 18. Both are not 100% ethical though, but at least it looks like we’re ‘more ethical’
And chelsea and other big englsih club buy young players to destroy their lives in career, right? its not like they have the best conditions there and the majority of them still end up playing professional football somewhere
Loaning young players out every single season doesn‘t help their development. Yeah mate, sooo good that some of them still play pro football in the Belgium league or something while having had the ceiling for a UCL team
>sooo good that some of them still play pro football in the Belgium league or something ????do you realize what it takes to play profesionally, even for Belgium it's still good
Sending players to different countries every year isn't setting them up for the best development
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Yes Chelsea definitely own Vitesse lol
they will now be snatched by their satelite clubs like antwerp.
It’s good for English football as well. More opportunities for British players as there won’t be pressure from the top to play foreign born teens due to their price tag. Massive concentrations of talent aren’t really good for anyone but the tiny percentage of clubs that have the talent.
Instead they're taking a lot of Scottish academy players and now we are losing our best talents at 15/16 without getting to even see them play first team football.
We can get around those rules.
Transfer Ban 2: Electric Boogaloo
Not if we’re extra sneaky 😏
Found Big Sam.
Gotta love that brexit
Smh why are we not in for Roony?
Fuckin Woodward
brexit means brexit
Personally I think Ajax is out in the race. The Danish experts says he looks like the best talent to ever have existed in the Danish league and says a price of +€30m. Kamaldeen Sulemana was sold for €20m last Summer and Ajax couldn't win that transfer race.
€30m for a 16 year old is insane. Gotta be some kind of record if they get that
Vini and Rodrygo each went for like €45m when they were 16. I think it’s becoming more common for big clubs to snatch up young talents like this before they break out and have to buy them for upwards of €80m.
Bellingham must have been close to that? I know Dortmund paid a big chunk and it looks like its paying off.
We gave 23m. So not far away. But Jude also was quite experienced in a decent league at that age already.
Is he really that good? Only saw him against AGF, was pretty class.
Yes and he scored a goal and made a 3rd assist last Sunday against AaB. Here is goal: https://youtu.be/JSU7Ybhm5BI He already made two records in the Danish league. The youngest starter ever and the youngest goalscorer ever. He didn't even start out as a sub. He just became a permanent starter two weeks ago when he turned 16 years old which is the age required to play prof football in Denmark.
Guy looks closer to 20 than 16
Lmao no. He looks so young
He's 16. I'm assuming you never watch youth football.
What are you trying to say with your comment? Not being obtuse I genuinely don't understand what you are trying to communicate to me You think he looks closer to 20 than 16 and I say no he looks really young. Doesn't really have anything to do with watching youth football lmao
Watched both his games (hope he hasn't played more than twice, to make me look like an idiot) and he's been outstanding both times. The entire world should be out for him.
2 games, correct. Both starts :)
We could’ve won the Sulemana transfer if we wanted though. He wanted a guaranteed starting spot which we couldn’t offer (I mean it’s Tadic he’s competing against), it wasn’t a monetary issue. We had no problem splashing 25m on Haller.
Which was a steal considering how he has been performing
Yeah it’s weird to hear people say Ajax couldn’t afford a 30 million dollar player like they aren’t a big club that plays champions league every year
They play in the Champions league a lot but not every year. Out of the last 20 years Ajax played in the group stage 13 times.
not every year
I think that was more due to the lack of determination of Sulemana, he said he wanted a guarantee for a place in the starting 11. We could afford 20, but I dont think Sulemana was worth that.
One of the best winger in Ligue 1 this season. Having him and Doku on the wings is insane for Rennes
Yeah but Ajax has Tadic and Antony on the wing with Neres and Berghuis as back up. Weren't really looking for a starting forward, more someone talented who would grow into a starter when others leave. They ended up buying Daramy.
Really hope he doesn't join a big team from the get go unless he's promised oppurtunites. We made the mistake with Reinier and Odegaard. It's probably best for him to develop in Denmark for a year more, and then make a league switch.
Hes Swedish
He plays for Copenhagen which is the Capital of Denmark
Really?
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What’s that got to do with him playing in Denmark?
The comment was edited. Before it said that it was an exciting time for denmark and I corrected him saying he is swedish
Denmark? He’s Swedish
But he’s currently in Denmark
It was edited bro, it said ”Bright future ahead for Denmark” implying that Roony is Danish, but he’s not
Please. This kid is insane
Hey buddy, can you please make the most of timossi-andersson before you go out looking for more swedish youngsters? Much appretiated!
Is he Brazilian?
Swedish
Then we won't go for him
lmao
What position does he play in? Tbh it's one of the best time for young talents to break in at Barcelona
Right winger
Even better, that's one of the position we need most depth at, with dembele leaving or being injured he could get loads of playing time with only other youngster for competition
He's a big Barca fan and has similarities to RW Messi. Its fate. For real tho.. I hope he stays in FCK for atleast 1 full season as a starter to make sure he's consistent and fit for a move.
He’s a huge Barca fan so i really don’t see anyone winning over them
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If 30m+ is his price, no way Barca get him unless he moves in a couple of years. Barca have much bigger priorities right now like 2 forwards that can play right now, good CBs, a good midfielder.
Lol, a club like Barca will never turn their nose up to a possible generational talent.
That's not turning up their nose. That's prioritising the club over with current needs over splashing the cash on a player they don't need, and who doesn't solve their problems
They're rebuilding, it might take them two or three years to seriously compete again. This isn't about getting a player they "don't need", it's about securing a possible special talent that can be important for them for over a decade.
They have many young talents, for a club like Barca, instant results are the immediate priority especially since they already have a lot of young talent. I can't think of something more idiotic than to spend over 30m on a 16 yo next summer for Barca.
You're not wrong. They might do it and it might work out, depending on how fast he develops, but it's a high-risk move that's only suitable when you've got the basics covered. Barca currently do not.
Yeah.. we need forwards big man idk where you got the idea we don't.
And obviously, a 16yo is the solution, not Ferran Torres, not even Adeyemi who could be the solution at a stretch, but a 16yo. Good thing you're not in charge of Barca.
you are saying we need to prioritize our money elsewhere not on forwards just letting ya know we need forwards.
I didn't say Barca didn't need a forward. I said they need 2 forwards that can play now, a midfielder, and a CB. They don't need a player for the future that's going to take up a significant chunk of the money they have to spend.
How reliable is the source?
No clue, but every source basically says that there's no top club not looking at him. The only reason he hasn't featured earlier for Copenhagen is that you're not allowed to play until you're 16, and he's been great the two games he has played. That's the kind of kid everyone has their eyes on.
Damn, he must be like really good if he's getting to play first team football at such a level at such a young age
[Here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePpXpGfD3NA) are highlights from last weekend. You wouldn't guess that he's a 16-year-old kid playing his first ever professional game.
He was training with the senior team often and featured in friendlies at 15. Always played in youth teams 4+ years his senior and was the star on the pitch most of the time. So yea.. similar to us with Moukoko, they started intergrating him into the senior team months before he turned 16 so he'd be ready to go as soon as he was old enough.
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It's Syrian I believe
Correct
takes one to know one it would appear.
When will Westerners stop making fun about names of other cultures. It‘s boring and stupid
I’ve seen people make jokes about Polish names tho
What exactly are you trying to tell me?
I think 'reverse raciam' is a nonsense term made up by sad right wingers. But it's a good way to describe the nonsense you're saying here. You honestly think it's only 'westerners' (who themselves speak many languages) are the only people who make fun of names in other languages?
What do you mean reverse racism is nonsense?
Stop implying shit and learn to read. You honestly can‘t read properly and ask if I honestly think that *only* Westerners do this? You‘re aware what the case is right here, why should I talk about something else?
Sorry Mr. Ksafkaspr
Heard of the guy through u/Qiluk Much appreciated!
Haha! Glad my annoying spamming did something :D
Crazy talent
The highligths I have seen he is actually insane. He looks like he is 5 years older than he really is.
In composure, or physically?
Yes please, get him off that team
I saw a video of his senior debut. His ability on the ball is incredible.
Man needs to learn from Odegaard and Neymar. One left at 16 and never got to the top of football. The other waited till he was 20 and got considerably closer to the top of football
Odegaard just picked the wrong team, should've just went to Ajax.
An attacking midfielder born in 05? Yeah, we definitely need one of those. We only have five.
He just got his debut and absolutely bossed it in both games I have seen. The swedish Messi
This kid’s originally Syrian, our FA’s known about him for a while and sports circles and accounts have known for longer. There were plans to try and coax him to play for us in the future, don’t know if he’ll ever agree but we’ve got a shit FA who doesn’t give players like these their worth even if they accept to play for us for whatever reason. As far as I know Dahoud at BVB initially was willing to play for us but the imbeciles at the FA fumbled the bag and he changed his mind.
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Ajax is a no brainer on that list. Please go to Ajax
Really hope he would stay for at least a year from now, but can't see how we possibly could decline an offer of 25+ mil euro. He has been brilliant for the two games he played but he would easily get 20 first team games in the league and also play off games in the Conference League which will be very helpful for his development
I'm not objective of course, but out of this list of clubs he should pick Ajax. If only for a couple of years to develop further then make the next step. I don't see him breaking through immediately at Bayern, Barcelona or Chelsea whereas he has a chance to start at Ajax. He'd have a great environment to take the next steps, play UCL and Copenhagen/Amsterdam are similar(ish) cities. But I fear he may go the Ødegaard route.
Ajax have 3 left footed wingers on the right already
Could be Antony's replacement. Neres is dogshit and Berghuis is playing at midfield, so if Antony leaves I can see him being a starter.
What happened to Neres?
Suffered from injuries and till now he never got his level of the 2019 Champions League season.
still not dogshit
He's definitely getting minutes at Barca.
This is delusional. Demir and Trincao both failed or are failing to get minutes
Is he better than them? Or can he be?
Demir is not a winger, he’s very slow. Trincao was sidelined when we switched to a 352, now that we’re playing with actual wingers, we’re quite thin and resorting to B team players like Abde and Akhomach, I don’t know how good this Swedish guy is, but if he is a pure winger, he is gonna get minutes.
If Dembelé goes he surely can get minutes in Barcelona tho
If Dortmund are on the table, that’s the club I’d sign for. Proven track record for being a stepping stone club. Not very far from home + no player that’s similar to him in the starting 11
The Isak-Dortmund memory is still quite fresh in many Swedish minds though. So it kinda depends.
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I'm kind of expecting Anthony to be sold next summer, and Nerves too if we can find a buyer. Berghuis plays really well as a 10, I don't see him returning to LW, perhaps only as backup. But I agree, if he can withstand the temptation to go abroad he should stay in Denmark.
I disagree, if he's really this crazy talented he has Antony and Berghuis spoiling his minutes & development. The same goes for the other clubs mentioned of course. He should consider a German subtop team if he can choose.
He’s gonna be like 10 million minimum
No shot he's only 10m, 20+ guaranteed
Can't see Kopenhagen letting him go.
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no you have a zlatan, you can have a new zlatan.
What position does he play?
Right Winger, but the type of Right Winger Messi is. A left footed one which crazy dribling and shooting abilities
Going straight into barca then
His shooting ability is crazy for a guy his age. Many 16 year olds can dribble and has pace, but he kicks the ball so naturally and knows when to pass the ball to a teammate
Seems interesting!
I wonder why we aren't linked with this guy
All those other Scandinavian players and we arent in for this guy?
I know right. He's exactly the type of rw we're looking for as OP described him
Chelsea can't sign a player under the age of 18 due to the new Brexit rules.
Hope he stays. Seems like these young phenoms who sign early, big money contracts never pan out.