With memories of the golden years (80's) of the albanian football still fresh on her mind, Albania is now attempting to recreate its strong football legacy. As young players start making their names abroad, the future is looking bright for Albanian football!
Skenderbeu9 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:30 pm
Dude chill you make Bare sound like a superiore player when he clearly is not with 24 out of 30 games at 3rd placed Espanyol he is more than ok for a backup
I agree for Selahi dude been overlooked for years with no obvious reason
For example bums like Çokaj had their chances even with Sylvinho and he plays at the same league at a worse club
Cika is one step above Sadiku if that's enough for u to play him at EURO...
When Bare lost his spot, Albania turned into world beater.
Selahi could be really good but they are letting him rot to accommodate Bare.
ZenMaster wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:50 pmHe should have moved to Portuguese league or Dutch league but albanians talents are always managed in worst way possible.
Broja quickly turning into Januzaj 2.0. He couldn't have managed his career moves any worse so far. He'll end up in Turkey by next Summer.
ZenMaster wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 6:50 pmHe should have moved to Portuguese league or Dutch league but albanians talents are always managed in worst way possible.
Broja quickly turning into Januzaj 2.0. He couldn't have managed his career moves any worse so far. He'll end up in Turkey by next Summer.
I can guarantee you he won’t end up in turkey. He’s beginning to get severely disrespected on here.
Yeah Turkey would be too extreme. That's not going down one step but a couple of steps.
My guess is that if it's out of England the next move would be clubs like Real Sociedad, Sevilla, Fiorentina, etc... Now if he fails at those it's not looking good.
Dallku wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 2:02 pm
Yeah Turkey would be too extreme. That's not going down one step but a couple of steps.
My guess is that if it's out of England the next move would be clubs like Real Sociedad, Sevilla, Fiorentina, etc... Now if he fails at those it's not looking good.
Sociedad is better than Fulham, he will struggle there also.
Imo he needs to go to the Championship. He wants to stay in England and knows the football and that is the best chance for him to regularly play at a good level.
Sociedad is better than Fulham, he will struggle there also.
Imo he needs to go to the Championship. He wants to stay in England and knows the football and that is the best chance for him to regularly play at a good level.
But he's good enough for fulham. They just don't play him because he's not their player while their own player is on fire. It would be unfair to judge him based on this loan stint. He succeeded at Southampton at a younger age so he has proven that he can play. It's fair to say that he's not good enough for Chelsea though.
Championship would be overkill like the Turkish league. If Chelsea sell him in the summer it won't be for less than 15 million. We forget how young he is too.
Dallku wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 2:02 pm
Yeah Turkey would be too extreme. That's not going down one step but a couple of steps.
My guess is that if it's out of England the next move would be clubs like Real Sociedad, Sevilla, Fiorentina, etc... Now if he fails at those it's not looking good.
Sociedad is better than Fulham, he will struggle there also.
Imo he needs to go to the Championship. He wants to stay in England and knows the football and that is the best chance for him to regularly play at a good level.
Fulham has their own player on fire, why would they play a chelsea loanee ?
