opposing players, being tackled, falling down and complaining. This has to change. He has to realize that most of the game is doing the basic stuff right, passing and moving. The genius moments are few, and the telling quality of a great player is knowing when to go for something out of the ordinary— a hard tackle, a good dribble to get clear, a hopeful pass that is unexpected. He has to tone down his arrogance and improve his judgment.
As for the deep lying midfield role, he has said this season that he does not consider himself a defensive midfielder. Over to Arsene on that one, then.

The interesting, and positive part is that Jack can’t just walk in to the team on his potential. With Ramsey and OzilB/R Football

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As the man who helped to launch the careers of players such as Fabinho, Bernardo Silva, Thomas Lemar, Anthony Martial and Nicolas Pepe, Luis Campos has established a reputation as one of the game's leading talent-spotters.

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