2 Sides Of Gavi's Game That Prove Himself 'Rare Animals'

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JAKARTA - Spain failed to win the UEFA Nations League trophy because they lost 1-2 to France in the final on Sunday night. But, undeniably, everyone was surprised by Gavi's appearance.

The 17-year-old midfielder broke into Barcelona's first team before quickly breaking through to Spain's senior national team.

He started the UEFA Nations League semi-final against Italy last week and won, running the engine room of La Furia Roja and facing off against his idol, Marco Verratti.

Part of the Gavi's appeal lies in its versatility. According to Diario Sport, Gavi is a combination of Casemiro's machine and Andres Iniesta's elegance, something that is rarely reflected in the figure of a midfielder. Yes, Gavi is a 'rare animal'.

The Andalusian has earned international acclaim after starting just four times under Ronald Koeman at Barcelona, ​​and many have criticized Luis Enrique for putting weight on his thin shoulders.

But, under the harsh glare, he was able to prove himself. Alan Feehely of Football Espana said; Gavi appears like a man without fear and has ice running through his veins.

Yes, he looks different compared to other Spanish midfielders. There is a characteristic La Masia, for sure. Gavi is technically gifted and able to run the game without looking sweaty. But at the same time, it is evident that he has aggression and intensity when it comes to winning the ball.

He has already earned three yellow cards for Barcelona in his 364 minutes of action, a sign of a competitive mentality, winning at all costs. Last night's clash against France, was also very interesting even though Luis Enrique's men lost.

Gavi played 75 minutes as a starter, shifting senior Koke to the bench. Together with team captains, Sergio Busquets and Rodri, Gavi actually controlled the game with a record of 60 percent possession. However, the final result is decisive.

However, Gavi remains in the spotlight. it seems that this wonderkid will live a long life with the Matador Team.