royvd wrote:Anyone been following his play at Hellas? Seems he's establishing himself as one of their key players and bigger clubs are looking after his services. Any recommendations on his stats?

He is in the top 5 of successful dribblings after Falco, Ribery, castrovilli

Still haven't seen a lot of him but seems to me a pure trickster* type of player, very good skilled technically

He played well against Juve, even if misused. Was a solid performance, and while his body can be an obstacle for the way he tries to play, his touch was hardly an issue. What game were you watching? He misplaced 40% of his passes, and had 1 shot. Thats horrendous by any measure, then throw ontop ho...

Good update, sometimes I feel that it has been prejudged in its arrival at the inter (and even today) by the commentators and storytellers, in the game against Barcelona I heard the commentator repeat twice "skriniar the showcase" and well that It highlights a great quality that is that i...

Is he still injured atm? I haven't heard/read of him at all since his thigh injury during Inter preseason in China. Regardless of his versatility back at Hertha, I cannot imagine him playing anywhere but RB/RWB. Nope, he isn't injured. He played few minutes against Slavia Praha and gave pretty bad ...

Epsi wrote:Currently best gk in Serie B, overperforming, one of the best surprises until now.

Yep
He is known only as Nikita Contini i think we can remove the second surname (i didn't know he has)

He is a little miracle, i wouldn't have seen that coming i mean seeing Sensi being that decisive for the team
I actually see teamwork on 88

What a skilled boy he is! His dribble speed is just insane, unlike many milan players who have way overrated sets, Leao is the only one (beside Bennacer and Maybe Romagnoli) who deserves an upgrade. I watched him in some full matches, and I can say he can easily be at 86-88 dribble speed, 87 TS, I'...

For a guy who played all of 4 matches in Serie A last season and garnered an ungodly 6.2 rating and then only seems to have played twice this year in Serie B he seems to be held highly! Aerial increases I find the most interesting since for a 188cm CB who should be winning 75% of aerial duels or so...

VUKDS wrote:He's swrbian

yes, sorry i have no idea why i was convinced that he was croatian

Was famous at youth level for his free kicks, all primavera followers are a bit much enthusiastic about him and his prospective.. better to wait

Great to see some lower league players getting attention - especially the old (and what we would probably classify in the USA as senile) guard still going! The Italian lower leagues seem to have quite a number of hidden gems, like this guy. He’s rated in attack equal or greater than the likes of Pu...

This guy is very skilled technically, and I might be wrong but he has a good pace too .. mostly acceleration

He's a safe goalkeeper. I've already seen some glances of him last season. He's a good buy for Brescia, definitely better than Alfonso (that's also a good gk). I think Brescia won't take so much goals this season, and if they will, I don't it will for his fault. i'm still wondering why Brescia deci...

Very aggressive CB, classic useful player in a backline of 3. Against Milan he showed a very good pace, probably he is on yellow Top Speed but i'm still not sure

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I would like to post to clarify my update. The boy had a very particular set, which defined his strength and weaknesses very well. In reality, however, I believe from what I saw in these two years at Juventus that his weaknesses and strengths are a bit different. First the dribbling. He's a beast, ...