It’s been a great transfer window so far for Barcelona
Long before the current transfer window opened for business, if you’d told any Cule that Frenkie de Jong and Antoine Griezmann would’ve formed part of the 2019/20 squad, they’d have probably laughed at the ridiculousness of it.
In the Frenchman’s case, despite the obvious frostiness towards him, he remains a world-class player who will improve any side. Make no mistake, we’re lucky to have him.
Let’s face it, there aren’t too many players around who could actually improve what we already have, but the
World Cup winner is one of them, and what he brings to Barca’s front line next season is likely to allow Lionel Messi even more freedom
Long before the current transfer window opened for business, if you’d told any Cule that Frenkie de Jong and Antoine Griezmann would’ve formed part of the 2019/20 squad, they’d have probably laughed at the ridiculousness of it.
In the Frenchman’s case, despite the obvious frostiness towards him, he remains a world-class player who will improve any side. Make no mistake, we’re lucky to have him.
Let’s face it, there aren’t too many players around who could actually improve what we already have, but the World Cup winner is one of them, and what he brings to Barca’s front line next season is likely to allow Lionel Messi even more freedom
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