Utility Raphinha

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As strikers are so scarce in football now, so do good wingers because I don't know what is so special in Raphinha that Barcelona, Chelsea and Arsenal are on. Before the end of last season Barcelona has been on Raphinha, they prayed for Leeds United downfall (to go to relegation) so that the price that they would move Raphinha to their club would be cheap but Luckily for Leeds United, they escaped relegation and they can sell Raphinha at the amount that they want, they want the highest bidder and Chelsea even bid more than Arsenal, which made Arsenal let it go.

Although Raphinha's mind didn't go to any other club than Barcelona, so he said Leeds United should hold on, not to collect money from Chelsea even despite the fact that he and Chelsea are done with verbal agreement, he still hope that Barcelona would come and it seems Barcelona may come because they are expecting seventy million pounds from Manchester United; Frenkie De-Jung's transfer fee, they have reached agreement and it's 98 percent done, just remain manchester united to pay and De-jung to sign.

Good players want to play at Barcelona and Real Madrid, even De-jung hate the fact that he's leaving, if have the power to stay, he would definitely stay but Barcelona is in need of money, they have to let him go and bring winger or striker in since that is what they are in need of presently, they still have midfielders that Xavi (coach) prefer to use than De-Jung because if they didn't, he won't dare sell Dr-jung. But the question I keep asking myself is what is so special in Raphinha that Barcelona, Arsenal and Chelsea bid for him?

Raphael Dias Belloli (Raphinha) is right winger that has just seventeen goals, twelve assist in 65 appearance for Leeds united in premier league. Maybe because he is an utility player, that is why Barcelona, Chelsea and Arsenal want to have him, he can play at the right wing, left wing, right midfield, left midfield, attacking midfield, second striker and central forward, he is really an utility player and this is the kind of players Mikel Arteta want, a player that can play more than one place in case injury come up. He can play at anywhere in the attacking row, midfield but has never tried defending.