Tangier to ksar essghir
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ikhwan chkoun 3aref atmina dyal tobis o taxi mn tangier to ksar essghir o ch7al dyal lwa9t kol wa7id fihom ?
Honestly guys what Barcelona truly need are players who combine physicality with technical quality. Right now, our squad is filled with technically gifted players, but many of them lack the physical attributes required to withstand the pace, power, and intensity of elite sides like PSG, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and Arsenal. Players such as Olmo, Pedri, Gavi, Koundé, Ferran, and Casado, despite their quality on the ball, struggle to match up against the most physically imposing teams in Europe. We already witnessed this in our match against PSG, where we were dominated even without their key players : Doué, Neves, Kvaratskhelia, Marquinhos, and Dembélé , all of whom are arguably their strongest assets.
In terms of specific needs, the priorities are clear. First, we need a creative midfielder capable of sharing the creative burden with Pedri. As much as I rate him, playing him in every match risks burning him out precisely when the most important matches arrive. His replacement must not only be technically sharp but physically robust enough to handle the demands of the hardest nights of the champions league. Alongside him, we need a defensive midfielder the type of Caicedo , he is a genuine beast who wins the ball back and provides defensive solidity in the heart of midfield.
Defensively, we require two complete fullbacks, similar to what PSG currently possess , players who contribute both in attack and in defense without compromise. At the back, a fast, commanding centre-back who can dominate opposition forwards would add the solidity we currently lack. Going forward, we need a left winger with elite dribbling ability, creativity, and goal threat something in the profiles of Kvaratskhelia, Doué, or Luis Díaz and, most urgently, a clinical striker who can finally convert the enormous number of chances we create but consistently waste.
Deco's challenge is to identify these profiles while they are still young and relatively unknown, which should keep transfer fees manageable. Even if assembling this squad takes another two years, it is a process worth committing to fully. Because once those pieces are in place, we will not just compete at the highest level , we will dominate europe.
What do you think guys ?