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Mavididi re-signs on loan until end of season (ed. Italy beckons)

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  • Good luck to him. There is a great player in there. Better suited to where he’s going
  • Clearly yet another Arsenal player taken on loan by Charlton and improved so much his career gets back on track...
  • He will end up in Ligue 2 in my opinion, maybe low level Ligue 1
  • Is only going to Juventus B rather than their First Team so will wait and see what happens to his career

    Imagine Serie C is probably about the level of League One / League Two (?) out there so shouldnt be too much of a step up at the moment

    Of course would be happy if he makes it out there and goes on to have a good career with Juventus yet not too bothered about him not coming back to the Valley - Seemed a bit like Carlton Cole when we had him on loan, where off the ball he didnt seem interested and felt far too often we'd go down to 10 or 9 men with him and Kaikai on the pitch...
  • 2mil seems crazy money for someone who couldn't even do much in League 1. That said will be more suited to the Italian leagues.

    Good luck to him nonetheless.
  • Robinson will be gutted
  • Has all the natural attributes of pace, power and size to be a decent footballer and showed in flashes he had something about him. Didn’t want him back this season but if he sorts his injury record and buckles down he should have a decent career.
  • He seemed scared of getting injured last season, wish him all the best as he was decent.
  • No football sense whatsoever, - albeit with some skill and pace
  • Dazzler21 said:

    He seemed scared of getting injured last season, wish him all the best as he was decent.

    Indeed. After he rejoined in January, he was on fire for the first few games - then he got injured, missed 6 weeks and was never the same player.

    I remember seeing him scoring the winner against Oldham after a brilliant run. A couple of weeks later, he and Fosu together were unplayable, completely unhinging the Walsall defence - but after returning from injury he was a shadow of his former self, afraid to sprint, get hurt or take any risks.

    There's definitely one hell of a player in there, if he can avoid perhaps the fear of recurring injury.


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  • Really happy this trend of English players going abroad to play regularly is continuing.

    For all of the naysayers, he was unplayable on his day. If he can stay fit, avoid those muscle injuries for a while, he'll be an absolute steal at 2m.
  • I felt with him that he lacked footballing intelligence, which meant that the system had to suit him rather than him being able to work in a different system. When Robinson put him out wide, able to cut in with no defensive responsibilities he was in his element and he looked pretty decent. When Bowyer asked him to play in the diamond he was completely lost and just tried to do the same things he was doing in the old formation instead of adapting to the new responsibilities and requirements of the role. That really cost us when he was on the pitch, and I think players like him were what Bowyer was referring to when he talked about needing to have the squad playing as a team rather than as individuals over the summer, and why he showed no interest in playing him much when he had him or bringing him back afterwards.

    I hope he does well at Juve, but he's going to have to seriously work on the tactical side of his game if he's going to get anywhere
  • On the bench for Juventus tonight...
  • Gone from playing with Fosu to Dybala
  • Gone from playing with Fosu to Dybala
    Hope thats its not contageous and that he gets well soon.
  • Good article on his first season with Juventus!!

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48362430
  • Clearly not good enough for Charlton.
  • Clearly not good enough for Charlton.
    Along with Kaikai was absolute dogshit for us last season
  • Stephy Mavididi: Leicester City winger on 'highs and lows' of journey to Foxes

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67761631
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