Geovani: Anthony needs to learn from Dembele, Rodrigo needs to change the environment

Former Brazilian star Geróvani talked about the situation of Samba Legion players in this summer transfer window. Although Anthony performed well after loaning Betis, he didn't know where his future lies - Betis wants to continue loaning the Brazilian striker, but Manchester United wants to raise his loan fee, so Betis will hesitate. Leverkusen wants to introduce Anthony. After all, Tenghach likes the Brazilian star. However, the Red Devils are unwilling to lower Anthony's offer. Pharmaceutical factories are not rich teams, and they may not be able to afford high transfer fees. If Anthony returns to the Dream Theater, he will not have a clear position under Amorin. Gerovane said: Anthony needs to learn from Dembele, and he must be firm in his goals no matter where his future lies.

Demberle was troubled by injuries when he was at Barcelona. What's worse is that his professional attitude was repeatedly criticized. At the beginning, everyone thought that the "King of the Football" had become an injury to Zhongyong, and he would gradually miss the French team in the future. But after Dembele came to Paris Saint-Germain, he staged a Jedi counterattack, especially after Mbappe left the team, the "King of the Ball" showed Ronaldo's level at his peak. In Gövani's view, behind Dembele's ability to regain his talent is that he has a correct attitude, persistence in goals, and a steady attitude. This is what Anthony needs to learn at present. Both are Brazilian players, Rodrigo is also facing a career crossroads. Regarding his future, Geovani made suggestions - Rodrigo needed to change the environment.

Judging from the arguments of the La Liga media, Rodrigo is physically and mentally exhausted and has lost several pounds. He does not consider transfer for the time being and wants to stay at the Bernabeu to prove himself. However, Geovani said that as long as Rodrigo is in Real Madrid, the noise and fatigue surrounding him will not be interrupted. After all, the giant clubs have too high requirements for all aspects of the players. If Rodrigo doesn't have the chance and feels in a change of environment now, he can consider this during the winter break. However, after half a season, Rodrigo's value will change, and it is possible that the management of the Galaxy Battleship is unwilling to do so. Geovani is right. In Real Madrid, even breathing is measured. Late in one training or invisible game will immediately evolve into a "attitude issue" in the locker room or a "cost-performance evaluation" by the board of directors.

Rodrigo remembered what Ancelotti said to him privately last week: "Child, you need to learn to live with pressure - or leave it for the time being." The old coach's eyes were filled with the understanding of people who had experienced it, but the word "leave" made his heart tremble. The locker in the locker room was also stuffed with notes thrown by fans last week, with crooked words saying: "If you love Real Madrid, you should know when to let go." Rodrigo suddenly realized that real fatigue may not come from competitions and training, but the constant struggle between "proving yourself" and "let yourself go." There are two months left in the winter window, which is enough for him to observe: Should he wait for the next redemption scene to turn the tide when the substitute appears, or should he actively push open the door that may lead to tranquility? So, Rodrigo needs to change the environment.

Since Anthony needs to learn from Dembele, Gerovanier mentioned that the transformation cannot be achieved overnight. Anthony's plight is so similar to the young Dembele - his talent is as dazzling as a meteor, but it is covered with dust due to external doubts and self-doubt. Geovani's reminder is like a wake-up call: a true genius is not about never falling, but about knowing how to use force to rebound when falling. Injuries and some contrasts make it difficult for Anthony to completely regain himself. The reason why Dembele's story is moving is that he rewritten the script with his actions. When PSG fans initially took a reservation about his high-priced transfer, he chose to respond with every sprint and every step of the precise cross. After the "Turtle" left, the team needed a new explosive point, and Dembele seized this opportunity.

The author believes that the important thing is that Dembele no longer persists in showing off skills, but broadens his horizons to teamwork and even actively participates in defense. This transformation is precisely what Anthony needs to understand - the cruelty of the top league is that it never lacks geniuses, but what is finally remembered are those warriors who temper their talents into stable output. Anthony originally liked to show off his skills and lacked team attributes, so the ability and awareness of cooperation are what he needs to learn from Dembele. For Anthony, imitating Dembele may not be enough, but the core is worth learning from. If you can learn to "slow down" like Dembele, you may find a more deadly offensive space. Secondly, the reconstruction of psychological resilience is crucial.