Guti (Jos� Mar�a Guti�rrez), habl� de Bellingham y Luis Enrique en el programa 'El Chiringuito' que presenta Josep Pedrerol.
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He is a generational talent and is expected to win continental titles, several ballon d’or. Or at least compete for them. He has wasted 5 good years, and has no more than 5 at top physical form.
Because he was already at the club for a few years. It’s not the same seeing a player develop than seeing a player have an immediate impact. And Vinicius was pretty hyped too when he arrived in Madrid, until the excitement kinda died down due to his bad finishing, then Hazard (briefly) becoming the new shiny toy.
People are always excited with new, big signings. People are always excited with young, talented signings. People are always excited when a new signing immediately performs, and even more if it’s above expectations.
What we’re seeing with Bellingham is the addition of all that.
Yeah I get that people want him to be more passionate for the sport than cash, but if your passion is anything other than your current job then it makes sense to prioritise the bag
I don’t blame him for taking the cash, although I would blame him if he doesn’t do anything good with it
Or Vini
Or Mbappé really, although he is kinda wasting his career farming for the bag
Even if his local team is a mess, playing for his local team rather than going to RM is wasting his career? Football attitudes are ridiculous.
He is a generational talent and is expected to win continental titles, several ballon d’or. Or at least compete for them. He has wasted 5 good years, and has no more than 5 at top physical form.
If getting paid the money Mbappe is paid is considered wasting your career, then sign me the fuck up to wasting my career
The guy is already worth near a quarter billion, makes 72m per year, will get some sort of signing bonus at the next club he goes to, and is only 24.
He’ll be a billionaire by the time he retires if he plays his cards right.
“Wasted” is crazy - the man’s been milking his career like an absolute genius since day 1.
Because he was already at the club for a few years. It’s not the same seeing a player develop than seeing a player have an immediate impact. And Vinicius was pretty hyped too when he arrived in Madrid, until the excitement kinda died down due to his bad finishing, then Hazard (briefly) becoming the new shiny toy.
People are always excited with new, big signings. People are always excited with young, talented signings. People are always excited when a new signing immediately performs, and even more if it’s above expectations.
What we’re seeing with Bellingham is the addition of all that.
Seeing how there are 0 football player billionaires, he has to play a lot of right cards.
Yeah I get that people want him to be more passionate for the sport than cash, but if your passion is anything other than your current job then it makes sense to prioritise the bag
I don’t blame him for taking the cash, although I would blame him if he doesn’t do anything good with it
I think his family will milk him after he retires and will drain his money.
Or he will be depressed if he doesn’t come up to expectations (like win at leat 3 CL, another WC, several Ballon d’Or) and waste it all
He’s making so much, he can’t even really be milked though
When you win the WC at 19 being one of the superstars, you’re kind of expected a level of greatness that goes beyond just money.