Been raving about him for almost 3 years now. He had some of the best performances in the FA youth cup I've ever seen. Still remember his performance against Wolves U18 and thinking it was the best midfield performance I've seen in the U18's since Pogba and Morrison over a decade ago
@@tombrady5587yeah that youth cup performance against wolves was when I clocked he could be a generational level talent. Also the game against Leicester city He made them look like toddlers
Mainoo is a great midfielder. Like his level of awareness in the game is just incredible. He's ready to receive the ball anytime, anywhere and and anyhow. He actually doesn't need to prepare to receive it because he is always prepared and that's amazing for any midfielder in football. I'm glad we have him in Manu.
Im gonna be so honest, im a united fan but more than that, im a football fan and i can comfortably say that in my opinion, Kobbie is already one of the best midfeilders ive ever watched, he has the potential to become one of the best players of all time under Ten Hag at United
I swear to God and I'm not even hating..Bellingham gotta be the most lucky,overrated champ of the century..dude doesnt have the wow factor to his game,he does a lot of things players without the spotlight do with confidence (I'll give him that) but thats about it..hes just another regular player who loves doing fake shots..thats about it honestly
His movement, control, dribble and strength look easy but they are actually very difficult to do in real game. He is the next superstar in the making because of his mental, physical and also his attitude. He is a real footballer that dedicated his time just to play football unlike some young players that wasted his talent with party, girls and social media
Na monster, frighteningly good. At 19? Boys so advanced, he came through the MU youths at incredible speed of progress. He has my respect. Keep at it son! Please never sell out no matter the price Real offer. Stick with the red arrmy. We really need ya. Breathe of fresh air.
@@juberahmed1343 well ETH's obsession with de Jong was valid at the time as Kobbie was just an uncooked academy player. Luckily United weren't able to land de Jong which gave game time to Mainoo and he proved his worth.
@@hassansaad6536 iam just glad we have kobbie maino who I personally could potentially be world class in the future if ten hag develops him more, we have already seen what he has done in the euros, the kid just oozes class, and we have never had a midfielder like him, in our youth academy except Paul scholes, whom kobbie does remind me of.
@@hassansaad6536 uncooked? Maybe you don't watch enough football. Mainoo 2 seasons ago was already on the same level as Bellingham in his first year at Dortmund.
@@lordjesselingardinho2193 your comment clearly shows who watches enough football to differentiate between Bellingham and Mainoo of 2 years ago 😂 Mainoo had the qualities but he wasn't ready for premier League then. He was performing exceptionally well in academy however there are many academy players who were exceptional in junior football but couldn't live up to expectations in top flight football.
As an arsenal fan I have to say Mainoo from the small amount of games ive seen him in has a high footballing IQ for this age and will no doubt be a baller as a 8 going forward . He has great ball carrying and passing ability and he can dictate dictate the tempo of the game knows when to slow things down and retain the ball or go forward and creates scoring chances for his teammates. He has great vision and fairly precise distribution.On a defensive contributions level he is timely with interceptions and tackles. His adaptability to different positions is also on a ridiculous level and has bags of agility in tight half spaces as well as amazing composure for this age. I cant see him failing at united he seems to be getting better and better in every game I see him in and doesn't shy away in difficult games and big games . United just need a certified 6 really like Amadou Onana which I hope arsenal can get.
