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Much better from him against Schalke though, needs to perform more consistently at that level.

His dribbling and one-on-ones have improved a lot. He is able to get hinself in a dangerous spot most of the times he receives the ball. His final touch still needs a lot of work, though.

Apart from his bad finishing, he seemed brighter than our other attacking players yesterday.
The final product is still missing, still with him our attack seemed more lively .

Finishing needs work yeah, but he's still shown himself to be probably our most dangerous attacker this year and should be a starter.

I've liked to see his improvement from the end of last year. Still has a lot of room to grow, but I like the steps he is taking.

his finish is very poor. I remember the time he came from Juve, i was watchin some videos and he had like 20 30chances and scores 2goals

Remember what Tuchel can do with pacey young guns?

#12 wrote:Remember what Tuchel can do with pacey young guns?

IMO the Dembele-Aubamyang-Pulisic Dortmund was several scales of magnitude worst than the Reus-Aubameyang-Mhkitaryan one. Tactically, I mean. The young lineup was much more static and individualistic. The old lineup was a superb teamwork team. I'd like us to emulate the latter.

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The surprising lineup that Ancelotti announced without commentary prior to the game against Paris Saint-Germain considerably deepened the discontent in the team. As Hoeness summarized,

"The fact that, in my view, in the past few days the coach turned five important players against him - Coman, too, whom he also didn't let play - at a stroke, he never would have made it."

BVB has a different game plan for wingers, which helps them overperforming. it's like Pep's formation. Also he gave spesific roles to winger to get the best ouf of them.

PunkCapitalist wrote:

#12 wrote:Remember what Tuchel can do with pacey young guns?

IMO the Dembele-Aubamyang-Pulisic Dortmund was several scales of magnitude worst than the Reus-Aubameyang-Mhkitaryan one. Tactically, I mean. The young lineup was much more static and individualistic. The old lineup was a superb teamwork team. I'd like us to emulate the latter.

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Still got much mire speed than our offense regardless of age...

he should be starter the remaining of the season

Effenberg777 wrote:his finish is very poor. I remember the time he came from Juve, i was watchin some videos and he had like 20 30chances and scores 2goals

I agree, he reminds of Mo Salah a couple of years ago. Speed to get behind the defense, but couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. Salah has improved and I expect Coman to as well.

Does anyone know what Hoeness meant in that interview: "Ancelotti lost 5 important players, Coman as well..."
What happened with Coman?

According to Hoeness Coman was unhappy because he was not given as many opportunities as he deserved despite him good performances.