I think that is the main point, and the real choice for Trent. In Madrid, he’ll merely be a squad player, and will have to earn anything beyond that status with top performances during every single match.
He has probably had the occasion to talk with Mac Manaman about his Madrid experience: winning a lot of trophies, but being essentially played as a super-sub, and it will surely weigh in his decision.
Neto is a quality player and a totally different proposition. I thought he dealt with both of them really well
Yeah, I said it in the game thread but the only time he really got “beaten” by Neto was when he allowed him to come inside to where he would have expected a lot of traffic to be there to help him out and all of a sudden the defense collapsed on itself giving Neto a good amount of room to run into.
I think the funniest shit I’ve seen on Twitter is the “clear pen” Trent conceded against Sancho lol.