Is There Any Pass Kevin De Bruyne Can't Play? (REACTION) 

Biggest difference is his passes are weighted too. Any pro can thread the ball through but he makes it stop for u too

This man has mastered the art of defence splitting passes. He's just pure joy to watch him play man!🔥🔥

Santi Cazorla when football becomes art a complete technician 💪🏾

In the modern era, the most demanding position is either side full back. U have to defend as good as a center back but also attack as good as a winger

Kevin now playing with Haaland their partnership is superb so far this season.

He’s like a quarterback but with feet - left and right! To curve the ball you need to hit it on the right spot with the right force but the thing is, that spot and force changes depending on the distance the ball needs to travel and the surface on which it needs to travel (air or grass). You also need to compensate for wind and density/humidity of the pitch. It’s great to see Americans finally understanding football. There’s no American sport that requires the same level of sheer skill, coordination, speed and endurance in one package: - You need Track & Field levels of sprinting speed. - The balance and strength of a gymnast. - the coordination skills of a circus juggler. - the endurance of a triathlete. The average pro player runs 90 minutes non stop, with just a 15 minute break at half time, covering 7 miles of running per game.

Hardest position? Depends on. In terms of stamina, the positions that demands you to move constantly on the pitch (midfielders, fullbacks, wingers). The most demanding nowadays is definitely the fullback position (defenders on either left or side hugging the touchline), as you constantly run up and down the pitch, helping the defense as well as the attacking play. In terms of brains and game vision, the midfield. No matter if you're an attacking or defending midfielder, if you don't have the brains, you just can't play there. You get threats from everywhere and have very little time to make a decision and got to be real quick thinking to either stop an attack or pass the ball forward without being dispossessed. The most prized and most demanded players will always be the "playmakers" who almost always play in the midfield. Either in an advanced position like De Bruyne, or deeper and near the defense like Andrea Pirlo, Xavi, or Xabi Alonso, for example. They're absolutely essential to make a team tick and unlock defenses. Also learn about the offside rule. It's a very important one.

i'd say the 2 hardest position are left/right back and goalkeeper; l/r back because you have to do everything at a really good level and to be athletic, especially in terms of speed and stamina, it's the position where the players are usually the fastest; and goalie will always be underrated, but you have to always be on your top level if you want to react to left/right back, i recommand Théo Hernandez, Robertson, Alphonso Davies, Hakimi, Alexander-Arnold

i would say full back is the toughest position, mainly because of the contributions they make going foward and in defence. Fullbacks always have to be sprinting whether to catch an attacker or contributing on the flanks

Good question on the hardest position. It depends. Keepers might have games they aren't involved at all when the team is playing too dominant. But when the team struggles keepers take the beating and pressure. Defenders might also be getting days off due to the same reason. Midfielders are basically running the game. They gotta work on both ends. Preventing an attack before it started, by proper positioning and pressing. Developing attacks is no easy as well. Forwards - welp. Their main function is to score, if they don't have chances, they gotta create them for themselves and converting a chance is different thing. As a forward you may not even get a chance, and you will get all the hate from the fans from being useless, when it's just because the opposing team did well cutting him off. For me - every position is difficult when you got to do your job on the highest level. But surely, midfield is priceless. A great CDM might be invisible on the pitch, but he does his job regardless

React to "You can't teach vision like Özil's" also a legendary passer, unbelievable technique and IQ

Pls react to this is why Gerrard is the ultimate midfielder in football.

Mind-blowing skills without touching the ball - Lionel messi

Just like Messi Neymar Ronaldinho and others De bruyne is so gifted his playing style comes so natural he does things effortessly he was born like this the guy is great

React to Karim benzema when football becomes art, vinicius junior who's probably the best winger on the planet right now after neymar. Thiago passing and when football becomes art. You're gonna absolutely love these recommendations

The hardest position to play? It depends on the team's style of play. If your team is more defensive, the hardest position will be striker bc they generally have to be clinical as hell since chances are generally rare. But generally I think CDM (defensive midfielder is the hardest. You need extraordinary stamina, IQ and toughness to play that position well.

The hardest position is the "10". The 10 is basically a midfielder but not like any other, it's is the genius of the team, usually there's only 1 per team, some times none. They are the brain, the master of the orchestra, the one with the most technique and iq. These players are in extinction, there's still a few like Messi, Neymar, De Bruyne, Modric, but if you want old examples you have Maradona, Zidane, Cruyff, Ronaldinho, Totti, Pirlo, Pelé etc etc Each football teams has their tactics and plans but this players are usually allowed to be completely free, they are the game changers

Go for Messi’s no touch skills now 😂❤

CDM (please react on busquest he is one of the best CDM who ever played this game)

Hardest position to play all depends on the system of the team you are playing in. In more modern teams, fullbacks have a lot of work up and down the pitch as well as having to be very technically adept. However, in more traditional style teams, playing winger, attacking mid, or forward is certainly harder. I will always say that attacking mid/false 9 is the hardest because of the nature of how you receive the ball. At full back, center back, or even winger in many cases, you have your back to the line and only have to face forward, and can play around the back should any pressure arrive. If you are playing centrally high up the pitch, you rarely have the option of an uncontested/unblocked back pass to rely on + defenders coming from any direction + you operate in a role where you have to drive towards a defense and score a goal. You have to be athletic, very technically strong, and have a very strong game sense. In those traditional systems, playing full back felt like a vacation. However, in a 352, or a Pep/Klopp style 433, fullback is incredibly athletically and technically demanding.

Bro check “Francesco Totti the last Roman gladiator”, Amazing player and passer, literally art on the pitch

Hardest position in the modern game is probably a Left or Right Back. It's arguably the most physically demanding as well. To be a top LB or RB now, you need to be able to attack and defend above average in both departments.

Steven gerrard - the ultimate midfielder

Thanks appreciate it bro🙏🏽

the hardest position to play is defender or goalkeeper bc 1 mistake ruins ur confidence like other positions dont cause a goal in the net react to Ronald araujo hes a defender for barcelona 23 years old or ter stegen barcelona goalkeeper

Pirlo, cesc Pillow,, Iniesta, Moriches, kroos, kimmich, check these guys out

Bro the hardest is full back they are by default defenders but they have to attack as well and they run the most in the game

bro could you react to leroy sane he’s silky on the ball

Is The DM position

React to Vinicius junior broooooo

If you want to be amazed by passes, react to David Beckham

Totti have better pass than even messi