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    How GOOD is Joao Felix ● Tactical Analysis | Skills (HD)



    In-depth tactical analysis of Chelsea’s new signing Joao Felix. After a troubled time at Atletico, can he unleash his potential at Stamford Bridge. What are his key tactical attributes and more importantly… just how good is he?

    0:00 Intro
    0:34 Dribbling
    1:36 Goal Threat
    3:06 Link Up
    3:57 Creativity
    5:00 Cross
    5:52 Long Pass
    6:42 Heading
    7:34 Defending
    8:30 Tactical Talkboard – Atletico, Chelsea
    9:51 Conclusion (Overall Player Rating)

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    38 Comments

    6. DB on

      this kid is only 23… all the talent is there for a sublime player if he plays with a bit more purpose. Welcome to Chelsea

    13. Aitch on

      keep the content rolling mate it's such an accessible way to stay informed on players when you may not have the time to watch enough footage, really digestible stuff

    22. Tukiboy on

      Chelsea signed Mudryk now, so Felix transfer really makes sense now, really great Video btw, keep it up man

      You have another new subscriber 👌

    25. Roko Škrabić on

      Would love an analysis on Chelsea and how they could line up with both Mudryk and Félix signed. Maybe Havertz on the right, overlapped by James as shown in one of the pictures? Félix the false 9 and Mudryk the runner on the left?

      Also, Havertz and Félix have shown fantastic understanding and interplay in the 60 minutes they've played so far. Hopefully that will continue.

    27. Nicholas Boyd-Gibbins on

      My friend your content is so great! Keep it up man, I will always be supporting with likes and comments etc. Get a Patreon going and soon I’ll also chip in something. So hope you can build this up into something so keep at it!

    30. Oman Yaqs on

      I believe if him and haverts can bring the best out of each other with intelligent movements and having runners around them. They could form eye of the storm kind of tactical persona in which one killer pass from both of them leads to opening up the opponents in various ways

    33. CapitalCaspian on

      you concluded in this video, that this move would only make sense if Chelsea sign wingers that will compliment Felix. runners in behind. and as of today, Chelsea have completed the transfers of Mudryk & Madueke. along with Sterling and Nkunku next season, i think those 4 signings fit the profile (ability to run in behind and interplay) to create a high ceiling attack.

      i will be looking forward to how Graham Potter gets:
      – Nkunku
      – Felix
      – Havertz
      – Sterling
      – Mudryk
      – Madueke
      playing together exactly. no distinct goal scoring #9 so i think the goals will be spread out as was the case for Potter’s Brighton. somewhat similar to Arteta’s Arsenal and Pep’s City 2 seasons ago (Gundogan and De Bruyne were top goal scorers for Pep in his last 2 PL winning seasons).

      in terms of full backs overlapping and underlapping to create more runners in behind, and thus more options, obviously Cucurella and more notably Reece James have the ability to provide this. But I also think Ian Maatsen may become a favourite of Potter as a option, especially in games against weaker opposition.
      – Ian Maatsen has had 3 great loan seasons at Charlton, Coventry and Burnley respectively. getting progressively better with each loan. with his small, compact, agile, athletic build combined with his attacking style of play, a LB of his profile will be very useful to Potter.

      the profiles Chelsea are buying since the 4/5 technical directors the owners have brought in, have taken charge of transfers (this january) seem to be very, very precise. each transfer thus far have been players of a certain physical and technical standard and all have been young. it seems Chelsea are building a squad of profiles which work together, will grow together and will have tactical and philosophical unity eventually.

    35. Josh Brown on

      I disagree that Havertz and Felix can't work together. Look at how Havertz works in the Germany squad as a 9. he would tandem with felix with playing more advanced and can take up more of a striker role. Beforehand, due to Mount being in bad form and not having the best vision, Havertz had to take up a lot of the creative responsibilites.

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