25. Moisés Caicedo

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9 hours ago, Special Juan said:

Simply need to build around him with more quality and experience and not babies

    

CMFs/DMFs (obviously many are pipe dreams)

Federico Valverde  
Pedri  
Nicolò Barella  
Aurélien Tchouaméni
Gavi 
Joao Neves   
Warren Zaïre-Emery    
Vitinha  
Pablo Barrios 
Fermin Lopez  
Ederson  
Morten Hjulmand  
Sandro Tonali  
Frenkie de Jong  
Hugo Larsson 
Khephren Thuram  
Douglas Luiz  
Carlos Baleba   
Alan Varela  
Adam Wharton 
Jacob Ramsey 
Quinten Timber  
Ayyoub Bouaddi  
Marc Casadó  
Samuele Ricci 
Orkun Kökçu  
Felix Nmecha  
Ardon Jashari  
Gabriela Veiga  
Jobe Bellingham   
Javi Guerra    

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Some of the comments in this thread just look so silly. 

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Moises will be a big miss next game which will be a tough one. The ridiculous two-hour stoppage can't happen again - people just won't bother watching this tournament or the World Cup.

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12 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Moises will be a big miss next game which will be a tough one. The ridiculous two-hour stoppage can't happen again - people just won't bother watching this tournament or the World Cup.

Its a shame that he misses the game but I'm also happy to see him get a breather as we'll need him fit for the long season ahead 😆

Time to see Maresca's management skills in action without Caicedo running around like a mad man.   Hopefully between Essugo/Santos/Lavia, they can cover midfield for 1 game

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2003: Claude Makalele

2016: Ngolo Kante

2023: Moises Caicedo

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1 hour ago, ahmedou said:

2003: Claude Makalele

2016: Ngolo Kante

2023: Moises Caicedo

On 18 July 2008, it was reported that Makélélé was about to take a medical the following day in Paris ahead of a proposed move back to French football. On 21 July, Chelsea announced they had released Makélélé on a free transfer, while Paris Saint-Germain confirmed that the player would join them and would be unveiled at a press conference that afternoon.

On 25 February 2010, he announced that he would retire at the end of the season, but in June, he retracted his statement and re-signed with PSG for an additional season. He won the Coupe de France with PSG at the end of the 2009–10 season. He later retired at the end of the campaign. The next season, he was appointed the assistant manager to Carlo Ancelotti, who had just joined PSG from Makélélé's previous club, Chelsea.

 

 

[Fulham Broadway 17,299]

It is an example of Moises Caicedo's humility that he is more comfortable with saying he is the best table tennis player around, rather than saying he is the best midfielder around.

The 23-year-old ended the debate around his £115m fee from Brighton in a season when he started every Premier League game for Chelsea, played more minutes than anyone else and is now regarded as one of the club's star players alongside Cole Palmer.

The Ecuador midfielder also won both Chelsea's Player of the Year and Players' Player of the Year awards.

When asked if he is among the best in the world in his position, Caicedo replied: "I don't think that. I am working on that. I want to become one of the best midfielders in the world but I am too far right now.

"I am working hard every day and want to show it on the pitch."

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Caicedo vs Vitinha-Neves-Ruiz
 

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