Guardiola overturns the table! Manchester City sells the Premier League assist king and causes controversy. Who will feed Haaland s "ammunition"?

Guardiola was furious: Manchester City's sale of Premier League assists king caused controversy, and Haaland's "cannonballs" supply was doubtful

A transfer news of 60 million pounds made the whole Premier League feel a little "wrong". The protagonist is Manchester City's Brazilian flying wing Savignho, and the next one is Tottenham, but the most surprising thing is not the price, but why Guardiola wants to sell his team's Premier League assist king.

data will not lie. In the just-concluded season, Savigno made 8 assists, surpassing Manchester City's Premier League assist list. In the days when De Bruyne was away, Savigno made a cross to tear the defense line again and again, sending Haaland the most critical "ammunition". However, such a sharp "bottle opener" was put on the shelves, because the players were worried that the playing time would be affected after the arrival of the new player, and Guardiola's iron-fisted philosophy of "never force to stay".

I have to be honest, this matter has nothing to do with money, it is just a gamble caused by tactical cleanliness. Sitting opposite the gambling table, Haaland, who may be confused again.

I always think that the highest standard for evaluating a set of tactics is whether this set of tactics can maximize the power of the strongest ace in the team. What is Haaland's ace? It is the speed and ending ability to crush everything. He is a tomahawk that needs to be sharpened by others. It is not a scalpel that requires careful crafting. Even Guardiola himself said that a striker like Haaland relies especially on the support and passing of his teammates, but now he has personally sent away the wing point that can give Haaland the most direct and fast impact. Behind

is Guardiola's almost paranoid pursuit of extreme passes and control. He would rather sacrifice an individual like Savigno than keep the entire system in a "unlimited passes and controls" rhythm. We seem to see that familiar scene again: Haaland kept running back and forth in the opponent's penalty area, watching the ball flies back and forth in the middle and backcourt, and finally was slowly worn out in the crowd. Does Manchester City, which had no success last season, really have the capital to conduct such an experiment of "starving one's own magic striker to death"?

So, do you think this is another evolutionary prospect of Guardiola, or will he personally ruin the prologue of Haaland's "ration" under tactical paranoia? Talk in the comment area.