For a second I thought I was listening to Deadpool

Couldn’t agree more

Joe Gomez on all 4 too

Blue lock ep20

Nagi from blue lock ahh goal

@@sapk3532 w

Couldn't agree more. That was epic.

Bro😂

🤣🤣

@@yellow_599 goofy ahh emoji

@@yellow_599 ☠️

Motima💀

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Motima with a doplima

Teri maa moti 💀

@@LanceWillMakeIt 💀

He is good but you can't consider him as idol

@@mohitdeshmukh3398 u forgot yet

@@ghazalazareen2110 who asked you ??

@@mohitdeshmukh3398 A team wants a really good left winger not an idol

@@minezweeper2976 true

That is 100% fax

Kaulley Mittleton

AMD IF HE WAS A BRAZILIAN HE WOULD BE 1 BILLION WORTH

Fact

No he wouldn't

Specializing in one aspect of the pitch does not guarantee an in-depth understanding of the others, nor does it guarantee an understanding of team cohesion, locker room and backroom management.

He prob meant he’d be a good manager due to his technical view and dissection of the game which could translate into managing

Or a great coach

Nah more like an attacking coach or something like that

Only popular midfielders can be good coaches otherwise u need to be unpopular

mah man is gonna devour that field

Swears man even Samuel adingra is good

Talent is nothing but hardwork

I hope he takes his CURRENT team to the top... As a football fan. But as a Liverpool fan..no

typical football fan hates money but how else club like Brighton keep their talent? Are they not suppose to get to top?

@@eavyeavy2864 they will never get on top without a rich owner. Newcastle is a team that can get on top now considering the investments that have gone inside the club. But not Brighton. As soon as seasons over Mitoma, Macalister, Caicedo and Estupian are leaving this club. Maybe even Lamptey

​@@eavyeavy2864yes this annoys me, always talking about what top club will Brighton players be going to (quote MOTD) as if they are just a supply club for the top teams.

The are thousands

I mean in top professional players

Juan Mata has a masters in journalism

@@matheuslpnambahu9032it’s clear that you didn’t go

majority of the mls in the early 2000s and 2010s had players come from college

He has a diploma on dribbling

furahashi the goattt

The thing is, his degree is learning everything around dribbles. Techniques, physics, nutritions, pov of a good and bad dribblers, pov of the defenders, everything.

there are many footballers with university degrees from many countries. what makes mitoma's stand out is the subject he got his qualifications in.

so you are going to ignore the fact that he has a diploma on dribbling?

But he himself said his thesis didn't really influence his style, he just picked the topic because it was something he was interested in.

No people just talk no sens And because mitoma had a thesis about dribbling and he is actually a good dribbler they aligned his thesis with his dribbling skill but it's not true they are just trying to creat a good "story " out of that because mitoma said himself that his dribbling skills have nothing to do with his thesis that was just a writing to get his degree.

Captain Tsubasa.

FA claimed the whole video for about 10 seconds of footage total?

@@FatAsianOfficial nahhhh

That’s stupid

@@FatAsianOfficial them n words be like that lately

Worth the repeat

What Erik Ten Hag has done you mean

@@cashcorleone3311 Erik has done vey well, but without Casemiro then his job takes a lot more time. His aggressiveness and awareness and intuition massively improved United's rest defence... and that allows them to attack better and be more dominant

Hey Mitoma, what you gonna do with that diploma?

In mexican spanish it's even better. "Toma tu diploma Mitoma" (take your diploma Mitoma) 😅😂

@@giwrgospetrou1159 Yeah I am haha, thats why he scared me

@@giwrgospetrou1159 hoping to become the new brighton really hahaha, just with two more european cups

Mitominho - 🇧🇷 300 million

Mitoskhelia 🇬🇪 3.5 Million

Kyle Mitomaire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 150 million

mahrez is gone now too

and yeah, kdb + mitoma + haaland would be unstoppable

Mitoma doesn’t press as much so he wouldn’t fit in Pep’s football philosophy. Positional play is also more appreciated in Man City than individual play which is Mitoma’s style. There’s also their preference of midfield - striker connection, so KDB and Haaland, most goals they got were from those two, so wingers are not prioritized as much. He would fit much better in clubs where their main goal scorers are from wingers.

@@asinglefrenchfry2983 Your first few points are not wrong, but that does not mean Mitoma would not fit Pep's system. Less pressing does not mean he cannot press, and is more likely the result of how Brighton's system works rather than his own preference as a player. Plus, the way City presses is not similar at all to how Liverpool presses. It's more of a man-marking defense to encourage the defense to move the ball into a certain area. (Rather than a Liverpool like press where players rush to win the ball). Plus, Japanese players tend to be more hardworking types that don't mind putting their head down to work for the team. At the very least, it wouldn't be something he couldn't learn. I would argue that individualistic players like Mitoma would actually fit a positional system a lot more than what you give him credit for. There is a reason why Mahrez worked very well in Pep's system, and Mitoma is not that dissimilar of a player. Mitoma is more direct, but both are great dribblers who can cut inside or rush the byline to deliver amazing crosses into the box or score on their own. To say that City would prefer a midfield-striker connection is also just plain wrong. If the wingers in the system were not as good, it's certain that Haaland and KDB would not be as effective. This point is so obvious it makes me doubt that you watched any City games last year, or even ever. The reason why Haaland was able to score so many goals was because of the amount of high quality players in other positions. Defenders often were pulled away from Haaland giving him space. Haaland often scored on the transition and Mitoma is also a great transitional player. There is no reason why Mitoma wouldn't be able to create goals for Haaland either. Having a player like Mitoma, especially after Mahrez's departure, would help unlock defenses by drawing players to him. It isn't just about playing the best pass to score the goal, because sometimes there isn't a pass to be played. Against teams that often sit back and play a low block, having strong dribblers like Mitoma to run at the defense can be what is needed to break them down.

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