With Maldini, transfers are very prudent and “a lot” of money is spent on young hopefuls like Tomori, Tonali or now De Ketelare.
It all makes sense and in the end it has already borne fruit.
You deserved to be a champion and have made some good appearances in the Champions League.
In the end, the young squad had to learn the hard way, something that Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal also had to go through in the past.
Despite strong performances.
The rossoneri will still give us a lot of joy with this path, even if they are happy to let the bianconeri go first in the championship again
De Ketelaere sometimes reminds me of Thomas Müller, as he is also tall and lanky and likes to be a rascal.
He is good at dribbling and has a great finish, also seems very down-to-earth and, according to his president, is a very hard-working training player.
In my opinion, however, he belongs in the center, a little behind the top or in a two-man attack.
There he can play more in the half-spaces, occasionally switch to the wing or occupy the penalty area for combination play.
I don’t see him as a pure target player or as a winger who occupies the same space almost constantly.
His spatial interpretation & game intelligence are really enormously strong.
Actually, he is almost an all-rounder