Borano: In theory, Guardiola needs Fati. Can Yamal avoid the "curse No. 10"?

Fati is on loan to Monaco. Although Barcelona retains his repurchase rights, former Colombian star Borano admitted that Fati is unlikely to return to Camp Nou. If Fati performs well in Monaco, the new owner is more likely to buy him out, otherwise the Spanish star will continue to start his loan career. Borano said: Guardiola needs Fati in theory, and if Fati performs well in the new environment, Manchester City's sports director Begilistan can consider him. In the "Post De Bruyne era", the Blue Moon Legion's offensive mode was biased towards two sides, and Foden needed a rotation, after all, Guardiola's team still had to fight on multiple fronts. In terms of technical characteristics, Guardiola's system requires players like Fati who have very delicate skills.

Of course, Borano also talked about his suggestions only stay at the theoretical level, and the specificity depends on the development of the club and the players. Yamal is about to take over Barcelona's No. 10 jersey, which is the jersey of the King of Football. It is said that Barcelona's management will hold a ceremony to officially become the No. 10 player of the Camp Nou on the day of the coming-of-age ceremony. However, Borano raised concerns - can Yamal avoid the "curse No. 10"? Fati was abandoned by the Red and Blue Army. Apart from the cause of his injury, Borano believes that he can't get out of the shadow. After all, the pressure on the No. 10 jersey is particularly high, so Fati was previously trapped in the "No. 10 Curse". If Yamal's mentality is not adjusted well, and his starting point is higher, if the media over-indulges his condition when it is fluctuating, can he avoid the "curse No. 10"?

Borano believes that whether Yamal can truly avoid the "curse No. 10" lies in how he deals with the expectations and pressure from the outside world. Barcelona's No. 10 jersey carries too many legends, and from Messi to Rivaldo, every player who passes through is given high expectations. Fati’s experience has proved that injuries are just appearances, and psychological collapse is fatal injury. Yamal's talent is unquestionable, but the growth curve of young players is often full of variables. His technical characteristics are different from Messi, and he prefers to break through the wing and crossing, which may prevent him from being directly compared with his predecessor No. 10. However, the public opinion environment of modern football is far more harsh than in the past, and a downturn may trigger overwhelming doubts. What the Barcelona management needs to do is to create a relatively relaxed growth environment for him. Overprotection may cause him to lose his sense of competition, but it is equally dangerous to push him to the altar too early. The psychological counseling of the coaching team, the transfer of experience of veteran players, and even the proper handling of media relations will affect his development trajectory. In addition, Yamal himself must learn to block noise. He needs to understand that the No. 10 jersey is not a shackle, but a motivation. If he could look at the ups and downs with a normal mind and focus on improving techniques, the curse might be self-defeating. After all, the true legend never fears pressure, but converts it into fuel for progress. Since in Borano's view, Guardiola needs Fati in theory, many people will say that Fati has gone from Barcelona's hope star and Messi's successor to being abandoned by the Red and Blue Army, mainly because he has many injuries. How can such glass people survive when they come to the Premier League?

Borano said that Fati also needs a Bole, at least from a tactical level, to help him avoid injuries as much as possible. Guardiola has always focused on technical players in his coaching career, and his tactics are not expensive for players with delicate footwork, so in theory Fati is also suitable for this famous Catalan coach. However, Borano's analysis also raises another key question - whether Fati's psychological state can adapt to the high-pressure environment of the Premier League. At Barcelona, ​​he was once placed with high expectations, but his continuous injuries and pressure from outside public opinion have caused his growth trajectory to deviate from expectations. If he joins Manchester City, he will not only face more intense physical confrontation in the Premier League, but also re-prove himself in Guardiola's tactical system. Guardiola has always been good at stimulating players' potential, especially technical players.

The author believes that if Fati can stay healthy and adjust it at the psychological level, he may be able to find a new breakthrough in Manchester City. After all, Guardiola's system emphasizes ball control and running rather than relying solely on physical confrontation, which may reduce Fati's risk of injury. In addition, Manchester City's lineup depth is also a factor that Fati can consider. Under the pressure of multi-line combat, Guardiola needs to rotate players to maintain the team's competitiveness. If Fati can seize the opportunity and gradually adapt to the rhythm in the cup or league, he may be able to regain his peak form. Of course, the premise of all this is that Fati himself is willing to accept new challenges, after all, the internal competition pressure of the Premier League team is very high. Although Borano's idea is reasonable, transfers in reality are often full of variables. Fati's future depends on his own determination and whether Guardiola is willing to gamble for him.