A Range of Players Garner Strong Community Support for Starting Eleven
ICARO Media Group
In a recent poll conducted in the community, several players have emerged as popular choices for the starting eleven. With a whopping 17 players receiving over 35% of the votes, it is clear that fans have diverse opinions on who should make the cut. However, amidst the multitude of choices, one player stands out with the highest percentage of votes.
Malo Gusto, a talented goalkeeper, garnered over 70% of the votes, making him the clear favorite amongst supporters. Joining him at the 60%+ level are Levi Colwill, Moisés Caicedo, Roméo Lavia, Pedro Neto, Cole Palmer. Noni Madueke, Christopher Nkunku, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Marc Cucurella break the 50% barrier as well.
Benoit Badiashile completes the lineup with an impressive 50% of the votes, edging out KDH to secure his position in the starting eleven. This decision allows for a well-balanced 4-2-3-1 formation, as deemed by the community.
Several players came close to securing a place in the favored lineup, with Marc Guiu and Nicolas Jackson receiving 42% and 39% of the votes, respectively. Meanwhile, Enzo Fernández, Renato Veiga, Tosin Adarabioyo, and Axel Disasi also gathered significant support, with percentages ranging from 35% to 46%.
Unfortunately, not all players managed to capture the attention of the community in this poll. Josh Acheampong, Carney Chukwuemeka, Mykhailo Mudryk, and Tyrique George received lower percentages of votes, with George securing only 5% of the votes.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the official announcement from the team's management, as the community's preferences may influence the final decision for the starting lineup. The diversity in choices showcases the depth of talent in the team, making it a challenge for the coaching staff to finalize the optimal starting eleven.
As the new season approaches, supporters will continue to rally behind their favorite players, hoping that their chosen stars will shine on the field and help lead the team to success.