[Albion] Julio Enciso - Paraguay’s new wonder kid (Signed 17/06/2022)
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- Nov 11, 2009
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The fact that Both City and Arse were allegedly interested too, means there must be something there potentially. Of course the Paraguay league is a million miles off the PL or even the Belgian Juliper pro League.
Could he be another Caicedo/Ali Mac or another Andi Zeqiri.... Makes sense to run the rule over him in pre season then decide, but at 18 and from a Mickey Mouse league, whatever the potential, the jump to the pace, strength and demands of the PL would seem like one giant leap.
I hope he can, but fancy Belgium or the Championship on loan may well be the next stop on his journey.
About a third of this thread is dedicated to Vickery's opinion - which is fair enough, as is the opinion.
He's not going to change it just because the deal is finalized.
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saafend_seagull
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Any comment on sarimento? I guess not since came from benfica ?
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He mentioned in one article that he looked raw but exciting in Ecuador's WC qualifiers. I got the impression he hadn't seen that much of him though.
Machiavelli
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Well, I thought Enciso looked extremely promising in the 45 minutes he played today. Very good at carrying the ball, better still at engineering time/space for himself, very difficult for opponents to read what he's going to do.
Agree, but at times a little unaware of options around him, reminded me of Texeira from that perspective.
Hard to believe he’s so young, and I’m sure that aspect of his game will improve - hits a good free kick as well apparently
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- Jul 9, 2003
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Agreed he looked promising but the standout player was Adingra IMO.
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- May 18, 2009
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Agree, pity we can't sign him .
Machiavelli
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I'd agree with that too, and add that he'll need to bulk out to manage the physicality of the PL, but both he and the club will be well aware of that.
Quite a lot of interest in this kid, then?
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Seasider78
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Really like the look of Enciso albeit a very brief showing seems to love running past people at pace which combined with Sarmiento gives us some very different options to break teams down.
South American leagues are also very physical so can see him adapting pretty easily to that side of the game here.
Potter seems very happy with him as well so far which means we have serious competition in the forward positions
South American leagues are also very physical so can see him adapting pretty easily to that side of the game here.
Potter seems very happy with him as well so far which means we have serious competition in the forward positions
I haven't been this excited since we nearly signed two Peruvians back in 1979! (Oblitas and Riojas were their names if memory serves.).
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Smart on the same situation Maupay would be the one getting a talking to, South Americans are wind up merchants hood fun.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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We do
In effect we're likely to start the season with 4 additional forward options than last season. And we weren't desperately struggling last season.
Undav, Mitoma, Enciso and Sarmiento (well Jeremy returning from injury will be like a new signing).
I also can't help but remember Gross playing some of his best ever football for us at the tail end of last season right up with the attackers.
For the first time in many seasons, we have genuine attacking options .... but will any of these options prove to be compelling?
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Oh, yes! That little tableau speaks volumes. It says he's going toe to toe with the opposition. He won't take any crap.
I'll admit I was a little concerned that he might get knocked off the ball, and he did take a couple of hits early on. But he got up and got on with it.
Very encouraging.
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