Every Blue Lock Player's TRUE POSITION REVEALED... 

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Making me rub my eyes😂

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@@Human_traainfr

Me too

Good insight

I mean Rooney preferred to play CAM/false 9 because he felt as a striker he was disconnected from the play and he felt that his best years came from when he was in that role. So if you think Isagi is Rooney-esque, then CAM is still the right position for him.

rooney pretty rarely played striker he was more of a true number ten or a false 9 where he moved the ball up the field and assist the striker the like of rvp berbatov tevez etc. early in his career he kinda of played like a shadow striker and or the second option but there was always a true number 9 in the team and rooney played at the cam position sometimes even dropping deeper in the cm position. He is extremely underrated though and sacrificed a lot for the sake of the club

isagi reminds me more of muller and kaka

KAKA was fast and had a amazing dribble, isagi is a 100% thomas muller @@limfjay

I wish the author would show him some love man. He’s the best 2nd best defender we’ve seen, push that point and truly have him be a iron wall

@@xstriiker1418bro was a manance in the u-20 match i would say he was a more important player then shidou in u-20 match

@@TanvirAhmed-bz2ox The only U20 team player that was good

⁠@@ghoul545Sendou was a little decent decent 😅😂

@@ghoul545 yea lol but sendou is really growing on me

That's what I'm saying lmao

a CF doesn't drop back to the defence he drops back to the midfield

Na tbf isagi would make an absolutely insane Trequartista

Like messi

@@hishamulhadi17 yh

@@DeducingAnalystReawakened what does yh mean?

the Barca player being a CAM or a Riquelme 10 just makes perfect sense hahaha

Fr it made me think i went blind

😂

Isagi was a striker for his team..

But his high school coach 💩

@@mycrooo6841 sadly he was not, when he asked to be striker his coach laugh at him, at least he has good back story

@@Dekro9701 *when he asked to score more bc his coach didn’t believe they could win with one guy. By middle school Isagi was known as the ‘unbeatable striker,’ with feats like 1v1 dribbling through 5 players leading up to that.

@@noaworldTM hmm. But haters don't believe that.

If there isn’t a definitive number 10 on the pitch then he could also play that role too. Someone like harry kane.

Don't disagree but Rin was very upset when his brother chose to be a midfielder so Rin will never stop being a striker

@@sim5675Rin is upset at everything relating to his brother, even his own face. Who gives af what that psycho wants lmfao I hope Isagi pops off

Don’t forget Rin literally always made his goals with shots from outside the box apart from just one in the second selection. So would be a waste to play him as striker instead of someone like Shidou who is the penalty area and close surrounding space king.

Do jersey numbers dictate player positions?@@kenrickhenry2521

I think that is why isagi has the potential over rin because football is a team sport and not a one man's game

@@abdulmalikmudashiru8371Bro did not read Blue Lock

I agree. Rin, Barou, Kunigami, and Shidou are pure 9 strikers who mostly wait for the ball to get to them. Isagi on the other hand creates the plays and he is not afraid to pass the ball and even give an assist. Obviously what he pursues more are goals but Isagi is a better striker. But that also depends on the teams and the formation used. Isagi is a perfect CF to play with Wingers. @@abdulmalikmudashiru8371

@@azii3584 you are the one that didn’t read the manga goofy

@@azii3584blue lock’s message isn’t to just disregard everyone else. It’s about using other people on your team to your benefit.

This

I agree with most of this besdies “world class” off the ball and shooting. Both he’s really good at but world class is glazing to the highest degree. Also he’s literally playing Right Mid and balling out he’d probably play better at CAM

i agree with most of what you said but i will have to say that isagi is one of the best passers's in blue lock in my opinion.

@@manoranjanchakraborty6314 Isagi is decent yea. He doesn’t have the sheer variety or beautiful parabola with his arc tho. Isagi passes are good in the short game, solid 1-2s

So isagi the tom brady of blue lock

Ikr 🤣

Lol this is what a brain dead person would say. The manga is constantly evolving. Isagis full potential is a box to box cm. Him playing at striker ruins his potential.

Yea shit’s cringe for sure. You take Isagi to the real world and he would probably be in the MF but Blue Lock isn’t real. It’s a story where the best player leads the team as a striker and obviously Isagi will end as Japan’s best player. I’m sure they will change formations throughout the game and work him in the midfield but when there author basically physically inserts himself and says the overseas audiences are comparing u to an all time great MF and Isagi rejects it completely the conversation just becomes trite and is just some bizarre way of discredit the work dude has put In to improve as a striker. Also point out a player that has a better conversion % in front of the net. Isagi’s only misses were the Rin miracle save, Nico deflecting an early shot and Kunigami’s hyena snipe. The kid doesn’t miss no matter how how low they rate his shot power.

He still can be the best at both take Messi for example his a striker and a number 10 and in my opinion isagi is the Messi of blue lock so it wouldn’t be that pointless

@@a_aw1070literally one of the best STRIKERS in his generation is a better version of him….also Noa is pretty much the same especially since Isagi copied his ambidexterity

​@@quironmalcolm6174Isagi more like the Muller of blue lock, not nearly as good on the ball as messi, but incredible runs and good scoring capability off the volley

Kunigami, Otoya, Nagi, and Shidou (sadly)

@@squirrel176like ego said …the reunion of reo and nagi is just just the start of his downfall

​@@squirrel176Aryu and Yukimiya

@@Jinx-fx4cw nah aryu had kuni on lock and Yuki’s just blind and probably hearing impaired too atp so he gets a pass

Naruhaya?

@@redflame5366 nah orange dude

@@Farz05 In the comment you're talking about Naruhaya

@@redflame5366 orange dude yanno the one with 5 kids and a wife?

Nagi is a target man

Same 😂

Not a CAM but a winger

@@StarChildKaiser Why winger? 🤨

Really with only one shooting technique 😂

@@roger7Ajust shush lil bro, he still hasn’t discovery his full ability..

He’s a gonna be a muller esque player

@@roger7Abro really needs to learn some curves

@@Susanoo1016and muller is a amazing cam aka Isagi would make a good cam

Isagi is freest to do what he wants to do at as like a Libero ST. For b2b you want Tokimitsu or Kurona. Far as all else I agree 100%. Imo Gagamaru should play up a bit and form a back line with 2 CBs, 2 WBs and a CDM. He can really throw it. & in cases of Aiku or Raichi marking an ace, or a counterattack he can inch up.

Having isagi as a cdm is a waste of his talent offensively he’s creative af he would eat in a 4-2-3-1

Rewatch the first selection and it shows Bachira would make a amazing winger. Pace, dribble, crossing ability, and scoring ability. He literally Vini jr.

@xstriiker1418 I know Bachira has those traits. My point is that Bachira is a central dribbler. Unlike Chigiri or Yukimiya, who need space and player isolation (because they're more rigid dribblers), Bachira is unpredictable and imaginative that he dribbles right through crowded areas. Even when he played as a fullback, he never went wide in order to cut inside like the Vini Jr. example you pointed out (which is my next point). Bachira doesn't have the shooting range (or does but doesn't use it) to be a goal threat from wider positions. Unlike Chigiri, Zantetsu, or Yukimiya, most of Bachira's goals come from within and around the box and in central areas. Whether it's the Bee shot or chipping Gks with a rabona, most of his goals are 1V1s near the box. And talking about pace, which we know Bachira isn't really known for (Chigiri, Yukimiya, Otoya, Kurona, Zantetsu, Tokimitsu are all faster than him. Heck, we could even put Barou and Kunigami on that list), it'd wasting that spot to make him a winger. More so, considering the general defensive responsibility of wide forwad players to cover their wings in the defensive phase, Bachira's marking/tackling/recovery skills are average at best. Even when he played as a defender, I can't remember a point where he actually won the ball from anyone. Lastly, this new version of him is very good at being unpredictable by creating freestyle chemical reactions with players around would be wasted if he played on the flanks. At Barcha, every attacking play starts and ends with him and playing him wide doesn't help him achieve that in any way. So playing him as a winger is basically sacrificing everything that makes him tick just so he crosses the ball. I'd say his best position would be a kind of false 9 or shadow striker

@@tanatswamakara4700 firstly, Bachira is fast. What he said about pacing is correct. Bachira dribbling like he does in the central area increases risks for turnovers, and doesn’t imbalance the defense. To stop Bachira on the wing you have to pull defenders east or west, which THEN would allow for a speedster like Chigiri to take advantage of the now open space. You wouldn’t be able to play like that with him in the middle. Bachira doesn’t need a golden zone or as much range as Chigiri, simply for the reason that you said. His job is to eat up grass and 1v1 the last defender near the goal line, if he does have to score. And he’s one of the better in-rhythm passers that can go beyond a striker’s imagination. His only knock is defense and for that matter Chigiri could use some improving as well.

@noa4038 that could work. From what I've seen of Bachira, that'd be a waste, though. I think there's more benefit in tearing down the opposition's defensive right down the middle (as his dribbling will and has definitely attracted a lot of defenders to him, freeing up a lot of space for wingers, other midfielders and strikers) than the risk of turnovers. Dribbling out the wings is easier to stop as the opponent can just double up on you with 2 players whilst using the touchline as the 3rd man. Furthermore, Bachira is BLs best dribbler for a reason. He almost always dribbles past 4 or five players, whether they're surrounding him or they're coming at him in sequences, so his ball-keeping skills are possibly the best (with Karasu being the exception). So, the risk of losing possession is quite low. So difficult is he to stop that even in flashbacks the only way to stop him when he's on the ball was to foul him. Team V tried the same in the first selection. In the 2nd Selection, Isagi claimed it was virtually impossible to stop Bachira whilst he has the ball at his feet. As for the point of him blocking off other attackers' paths, that wouldn't happen because Bachira often drops deep or orchestrates his plays from deep. Furthermore, because he's both a great dribbler and playmaker, he can't be left alone with the ball but at the same time he forces opponents to commit more men to him. That automatically attracts defenders to him (just look at the space he freed up for everyone else on Rin's team when he started dribbling down the middle in the 2nd Selection. He drew in 4 players to mark him, AND THEY STILL COULDN'T TAKE THE BALL. Another example is when he tore open a hole in the Japan u20 team BY HIMSELF. Same with his goal against Team V and that last counter in the same match. From a passing perspective, putting him wide greatly limits his pass trajectories to crosses and cross-field diagonals, essentially cutting of his more frequent freestyle chemical reaction one-twos (we've seen how lethal central one-twos are from Isagi x Kurona's Planet Hotline, Nagi x Reo's passing combinations, Isagi x Hiori's passing combos, Isagi x Rin pasing combos, or even Otoya x Karasu) with Otoya/Lala which, from what we've seen produce results. More so, as a playmaker, you've generally got both a wider field of vision and wider range of passing from the centre than from out wide. And also, a lot of passing combinations (whether it be passing triangles, diamonds, channel passes etc) As for defending, unlike Bachira, we've actually seen Chigiri do some solid defensive work both as a defender and as a winger

@@tanatswamakara4700 I see your point as well! Easy to tell that your ball knowledge is elite so I definitely am enjoying the exchange. Regarding Bachira cutting through down the middle, I personally prefer Tokimitsu or Kurona in that box-to-box style, working upfield with a Rin or Isagi-type of player, or even those two together. I say this for two reasons. Tokimitsu has the physique, an infinite stamina bar, and his play becomes increasingly effective the *more* desperate he is. This is invaluable in recovering loose balls or being pressed. For Kurona, his ability to orbit around players much smarter than he is with magnetic precision. His lobs arc over even the likes of Aryu and had no issues versus a respected Ubers defense. Bachira’s new read-and-react counter dribble style puts him at an advantage on the wing, imo. With his back to the line his field of vision becomes a much more acute cone shape that he can play off. In the case of a being sandwiched Bachira’s cross passes are beautiful. That flexibility is the weakness into a strength that we want. Last point on defense, no contest haha. Chigiri’s absolute weapon is better suited for defense on the wing. But Bachira’s ball sense is great in situations where you need to recover - on the wing is more of an island far as help coming in that regard. So either or has value, imo. Only Zantetsu gets 4 stars for me as with that acceleration he can effectively impact the game in both of those ways.

I rewatched it and dear god i t had my eyes TWEAKIN i felt bad for this violation💀💀

You can't be a cam with mid playmaking