Issiaka Kamate
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He will be future star of the new u23 team we are forming.
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I wonder if this is a strategy they do to make it seem these players are better than they are so then they can use them for exchanges or for selling outright.
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I'd reckon whatever we are doing in primavera development is a real issue here, and not just simple we integrated him too late. In fact our analysis is probably correct, he is only ready now to show something in senior level, but the problem is players at la masia for example were at his current level when they were 16 or 17. I have a feeling italians threat their primavera like kinder garden, while spaniards which are masters at developing talent not just in football but in every major sport are taking it way more seriously.
If italians had a fraction of competence regarding youth like they have in senior football trough coaches, tactics and general influence on football, italy would be on another level in terms of producing talent. But they just seem to concentrate too much on senior football and disregard totally working with youth in any sort of serious way. Just look at de la fuente in spain, that fucker although competent coach worked for years with younger players, and he didn't felt like that job was beneath him. Spain football federation recognized that and probably paid him more than some clubs would, and he stayed. In italy you would never get that, that type of fucker would have accepted a first team cesena job as soon as he would win his first under-17 title.
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When the U23 team is formed, Kamate will be 30 years old.
I thought it was gona take 2 yrs.
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Translate that to Italian standards. Two years usually means a minimum of ten.
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Im talking Oaktree standards, they wana sell the team
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Best Overall PosterIt was rumoured earlier in the summer plan is loaning him out and there was interest from Anderlecht. They're probably keeping him for trainings till Dumfries is back.
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10 years of FIFWe tried to send him to Verona in Juan Cabal deal.
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10 years of FIFAnderlecht are unlikely to sign young Inter Milan winger Issiaka Kamate, but newly-promoted Liga Portugal side AVS are keen to.
Here's why:
In contrast, AVS would be happy to sign Kamate on an initial loan deal or with a buyback option.
Moreover, the Portuguese side would offer a place in the first team right away. That would certainly be in line with what Kamate is hoping for.
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Best Football PosterBest Overall PosterIt makes sense for Anderlecht. This kind of clubs remain financially sustainable due to profits from sales. A buyback clause for Inter would put a limit on any profit. From their point of view, this looks like a risky purchase (as Kamate has never played with pros) with little upside.