After a summer where Pablo Longoria and Medhi Benatia made big changes in the squad, it is not yet time to take stock of a daring Mercato but certain players nevertheless clearly appear as first satisfactions, while many Others disappoint. In this second category, it is impossible not to think of Elye Wahi, the striker bought for 25 million euros who has only scored one goal, from a penalty, since his arrival. His appearances arouse criticism to the point where Neal Maupay gradually seems to be winning the center-forward duel.
Wahi needs affection for De Taddéo
How to manage the Wahi case which is slowly but surely starting to slide towards the flop category? Francis De Taddéo, who knew Wahi well having followed his development as a trainer in Montpellier, gives some keys in Provence on how to manage the number nine to get him back on track. “He needs time, we must guide him according to his characteristics and his needs. We must encourage him, too. When things don’t go well, he is often disappointed for others because he doesn’t like to disappoint and would always like to please. He internalizes a lot, doesn’t give a damn. We need to help him put this into words. It’s also a matter of affection,” assures the former Wahi coach. Will Roberto De Zerbi be able to support him in this way?
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To summarize
While Elye Wahi is struggling to justify OM’s investment at the moment, a connoisseur knows how to get him on track. Francis De Taddéo highlights the affect therefore the attacker needs…
