Opinion: Dujon Sterling’s revival likely reason why Tino Livramento is leaving

[James 5,332]

Here we are again, addressing the decisions of many Chelsea youngsters’ decisions to leave the club in search of first team football after failing to see a clear pathway into the first team at the club. Tino Livramento looks set to now join Brighton, and he is probably the most surprising decision we have seen […]

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[Magic Lamps 11,692]

I really hope we manage to integrate sterling somehow. He is a physical beast and would offer power, height and pace in that position. Moreover he is versatile and can play across the backline. Also RWB is porbably one of the positions more suited to have a novice playing every once in a while. an error there is not as fatal as for a cb and on the other hand there is not as that much countable attacking output immediately demanded.

Edited July 22, 2021 by Magic Lamps

[Tomo 21,751]

1 minute ago, Magic Lamps said:

I really hope we manage to integrate sterling somehow. He is a physical beast and would offer power, height and pace in that position. Also RWB is porbably one of the positions more suited to have a novice playing every once in a while. an error there is not as fatal as for a cb and on the other hand there is not as that much countable attacking output immediately demanded.

Sterling would be an elite wingback if he furfills his potential.

Big if after so much lost time but I'd rather try it and see how it goes as opposed to signing a Zappacosta type.