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In the Netherlands continue to complain about the selfishness of the PSV striker: "The coach must prevent ego wars. Zehavi has played alone in previous games as well"
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Tuesday, 24 November 2020, 09:41
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Eran Zehavi continues to receive criticism in the Netherlands this morning (Tuesday).
The striker, who missed Pendel's 1-1 draw against Twente at the weekend, was accused by the Dutch media of selfishness and this morning too this line continued.
Rick Alprink, a senior journalist covering the group, wrote a long good that his headline is "Roger Schmidt must work with his pioneers to prevent ego wars," targeting mostly Gold.
"After seven games in the PSV uniform, Eran Zehavi has three goals and three assists. Not a bad balance, but also not excellent because two of his goals were scored on penalties. Judging by his body language, the Israeli is not happy either," Alprink wrote. .
The senior journalist continued: "Zahavi is a true number 9, who has always conquered and everywhere in recent years. With the team, in China, but never in a bigger league in Europe. That is exactly what he wants to change. Deep inside the 33-year-old player's head is the desire to prove "
Here Alfrink changed direction a bit: "So far the theory, but the reality is much wilder. Against Twente Zehavi tried to conquer situations that seem easier to break into the bank. Selfishness is not uncommon at PSV this season. Zehavi has ignored his teammates in previous games. , For example against Willem 2 when he preferred not to hand over to Daniel Mullen on several occasions. "
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"Pioneers have to be selfish sometimes," Alprink wrote, "they don't have to feel they have to give up in every situation, but that also doesn't mean they have to ignore each other. In a football team at any level, ego is poison. Making decisions in favor of the team proves maturity and Daniel Mullen The youngster will grow and be educated. He is already a key player on the team and a regular member of the Dutch national team. From Zahavi one can expect to prove that his performance against Twente was one-off.
"Players from the same team must not compete with each other, or fight for leadership.
Some of the biggest goals are scored from paragon and team spirit.
Zehavi had already shown it in the game against Willem 2, when he created an excellent situation for Mullen.
He is a very valuable striker with a proven ability to conquer, which should be provided immediately.
"He may have been frustrated by Corona's problems lately, but he played too much against Twente for himself."
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