Joyce: Werz has adapted to the new environment, and it took Mbappe three or four months to adapt to the Bernabeu

In the opening game of the Premier League this season, Liverpool defeated Bournemouth. Anfield's follower reporter Joyce admitted that the strength gap between the two sides was obvious and the results of this game were not controversial. However, some people have some opinions on Werz's integration. At least from the data of this game, the German star started for 82 minutes, Slot arranged him as the midfielder, and other players also gave him a lot of ball rights. However, Werz did not contribute assists and goals, and did not participate in the second-to-last pass, so his adaptation was a bit controversial. Joyce said: Wiltz has adapted to the new environment, and fans cannot just look at the data on the players, they must see Wiltz send three key goals.

In Joyce's view, Wilz's adaptability is not a problem. Slot gave the German star enough time to show that both sides trust each other. Wirtz took the initiative to seek cooperation, and his teammates were willing to play football around him, which showed that he had adapted to the new environment. As for the data on goals and assists, this situation has something to do with luck, at least the German star is on track at Anfield. The outside world should also pay a little attention to the public. Wiltz has just experienced the first official game in his new boss, so everyone cannot talk about "the money of the king's bid is wasted". In order to prove that the players need to adapt to their new club, Joyce also cited the example of Mbappe - it took Mbappe three or four months to adapt to the Bernabeu.

, and Joyce added that Mbappe has not yet integrated with the original Bernabeu system, and he and his teammates are often not on the same channel. You should know that the "Turnacle" is an ACE-level figure in today's football world. His transfer is also a Century transfer. It takes three or four months for him to adapt to the new environment of Bernabeu, let alone other young talents. However, it is precisely this long and difficult adaptation period that reveals the coexistence of the cruelty and charm of modern football. When a superstar worth over 100 million yuan is still going to take months to integrate into the new system, the challenges facing those young players who are just starting to climb a cliff - they not only have to overcome the gap in tactical understanding, but also cross the invisible walls of cultural differences. The spotlight of the Bernabeu never waits for anyone. The fans here are both the most enthusiastic fans and the most demanding examiners.

Every touch and every pass are magnified under the scrutiny of billions of eyes. Mbappe will also generate "signal delay" with his teammates when running, and the fault tolerance space of young players is compressed to the extreme. But what’s interesting is that this high-pressure environment can often temper real genius. When Vinicius first arrived in Real Madrid, he was criticized for being "flattering" and after two years of running-in, he transformed into a blasting point on the left side; Bellingham's first season in La Liga was seamlessly connected, and behind them were countless lonely figures who practiced late at night at the training base. The author believes that all the great adaptation stories in football history have similar passwords: time, patience and open communication. Top football is never a puzzle game, but a chemistry of growing together. When Bellingham's pass began to actively seek Mbappe's sprint rhythm, and when the Brazilian Gemini learned to predict the French's change with their eyes, the Bernabeu's lawn will eventually give birth to a new legend. The pain of the adaptation period is just a necessary prelude to a great story.

The author believes that judging from the previous warm-up matches, Wilz's performance further confirmed Joyce's point of view. Although his goals and assists are not as good as his at Leverkusen, his dispatch and breakthroughs in the midfield have created many threat opportunities for the team. In the 37th minute, his exquisite straight pass penetrated the opponent's defense line, but unfortunately his teammate's shot hit the post and bounced out; in the opening stage of the second half, he used a flexible running support and distributed the ball to the wide open in the three-person double-team, which caused a surprise in the stands. Slotte specifically mentioned at the post-match press conference: "Modern football requires the audience to observe details with a microscope. When Wilz used a one-second pause to change the rhythm of the pass, the entire offensive system was given new possibilities. "

Data statistics show that the 22-year-old midfielder touched the ball in this game, but the success rate of forward passes was as high as 91%, which even exceeded his average level in the pharmaceutical factory. What is even more surprising is the tactical adaptability shown by Werz. Facing the opponent's targeted control, he retreated to the back midfielder position many times to respond, and even completed three key interceptions. This defensive contribution made the Liverpool Echo joke: "The king's value probably includes an invisible defensive module." Teammate Arnold revealed in the mixed interview area: "He always practices English tactical terms during training, and now we can communicate running in slang. "So Joyce will emphasize that Wilz has adapted to the new environment, and he still needs time to get along with the club's original successful system, and the rest will be left to luck.