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Vinicius Junior did not receive the
Ballon d’Or 2024to the great dismay of his club Real Madrid, but his rating did not have to suffer. The Brazilian left winger serves as a model for many, at least for a coach in the French Championship. That of OM. Roberto de Zerbi, according to indiscretions of The Team reported this Sunday, uses Vinicius to advance Mason Greenwood.
The Italian technician did not appreciate the performance of his English striker during the defeat suffered last Sunday against PSG at the Stade Vélodrome
(0-3, 9th day of Ligue 1). De Zerbi showed Greenwood videos of Vinicius, supposed to show him the effective way to defend, to put pressure on the opposing full-back without “burning out” physically.
Greenwood still intermittent
After a very promising start to the season, symbolized by five goals scored in three days of Ligue 1 in August, Mason Greenwood marked time, like an OM team that some observers saw too much high. Sunday evening in Nantes, for the last meeting of the
10th day of Ligue 1the ex-Manchester United player intends to rediscover the summer sensations. In training, the 22-year-old right winger gave a good impression.
“Mason Greenwood is fine. He is in good shape but he is a player who has done very good things… interspersedsaid Roberto de Zerbi, Friday at a press conference, cited by Provence. We alternated between very big matches and ugly matches. When you rebuild with new players and a new coach it’s difficult. And I don’t know what the real OM is. The one in Montpellier? From Paris? »
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