What Villa benefits from

Villa belongs to the kind of player who is down-to-earth and hardworking, he doesn't belong to the ranks of that kind of talent.

But his current strength is unquestionable.

Villa is characterized by speed, good feeling in front of goal, and is quite threatening whether it is a point or a breakthrough, and I personally feel that it is no problem to use his skills to play any position in the front court. He and Olic I feel very similar, not fancy, down-to-earth, but his overall ability is obviously stronger than the Croatian, which can be seen from his season average goal rate, I believe that the value of 40 million has proved that he is definitely the top scorer in this era.

Let's talk about the Spanish team, Spain's tactical style is actually cloned from Barcelona, controlled by the dual core, so that the ball has been passed quickly at the feet of the side, small and fast, players with good skills at the feet are more like fish in water in this kind of lineup, similar to Xavi, this type of commander wants to see the most is when he passes the ball, his players are already running, Pedro is so, Villa is so, so the two are now in the tactical position of both teams is quite important, on the contrary, Lazier runners like Ibrahimovic are not welcome with this lineup. Naturally, Villa's goalscoring ability came to the fore.

Villa has always been a talented player, but he was limited by the overall strength of the team when he was at Sporting Gijon, he was slow to shine, he was fast, he was able to run off the ball, he was accurate in shooting, he also had a free kick, and of course he was the first penalty taker in the Spanish team, and these factors provided a guarantee for his goal tally.

The composition of the Spanish personnel in the Raul era was relatively scattered, and there were players from various teams, but now 7-8 of the 11 starters are from Barcelona, so that Villa will not face the run-in problem, even before Villa joined Barcelona, Spain's strength is much stronger than the original Raul era, and everyone summarizes Villa's goals, you can find that many goals are indeed scored by weak teams, and once scored, it is 2 or more.

All-round technique + good goalmouth feel + luxury of teammates.

In the past, when Raul was in the Spanish team, Raul was the only one who attacked, and now you see how terrible the Spanish team's midfield is, it is conceivable that as long as the striker can seize the opportunity, it is often not impossible to hat.

Nose in front of goal Diligence (running without the ball).

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