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Enzo Maresca has outline goal keeping role as a major threat to premier league return as 

 

Mads Hermansen left Brondby to join Leicester in the summer. The 23-year-old Danish u.21 international’s exceptional distribution abilities caught Enzo Maresca’s attention, but they have overshadowed Hermansen’s deficiencies in traditional goalkeeping.

The club’s other goalkeepers, Danny Ward and Jakub Stolarczyk, aren’t currently regarded as fully capable, elite

PL goalkeepers, so if Leicester wants to win the title again, a fresh search needs to be conducted.

Regretfully, a lot of points are lost to opponents primarily due to poor back-row leadership, poor pass placement,

and a lack of ability to settle the team more quickly when building from behind.

It may not be fair to criticize the Leicester team right now, but you have to work on and try to fix certain issues

when you see them. Unfortunately, the team’s odd distribution and risky passing have persisted and seem unlikely to stop

Most of the time, a goalkeeper’s primary responsibility is to prevent the

opposition from scoring goals. They can also use long balls to go over and into the other half or to distribute the ball by

handing it wide to the left or right back. The power and range inside the penalty area are much insufficient, which calls

into question the direction of the defense’s organization on set pieces, corners, and other situations.

Given his height of 1.87 meters, Mads Hermansen ought to have enough room to maneuver and be able to save more

than he does. The 23-year-old Anthony Patterson, who is still with Sunderland, was being pursued by Leicester.

Anthony Patterson made a good impression when he played Leicester,

but if you look at the stats, you can see that he is not as good as Mads Hermansen in every category. However,

if you factor in the teams’ league positions and points earned, you can find some interesting numbers.

Anthony Patterson made a good impression when he played Leicester,

but if you look at the stats, you can see that he is not as good as Mads Hermansen in every category. However,

if you factor in the teams’ league positions and points earned, you can find some interesting numbers.

Having Kasper Schmeichel, Mark Wallington, Peter Shilton, and Gordon Banks as a point of reference means that

Leicester supporters are somewhat spoilt when it comes to goalkeepers. Mads Hermansen, sorry, just isn’t that good.

Leicester must undoubtedly change their current style of playing out from the back if they are to survive in the Premier League. If you continue to make

mistakes, you will be penalized even more severely and on a higher level. You are in trouble if your goalkeeper isn’t

playing at the top of his game when it comes to stopping shots, setting up his defense, distributing the ball correctly,

and staying out of dangerous situations where you could suffer severe consequences.

Given that knowledge, Mads Hermansen may find the Premier League to be too competitive. He still doesn’t seem to have

the traditional shot-stopping ability, penalty-area expertise, or organizational skills to be a first-choice option in a level above.

I had no idea who Mads Hermansen was until this season. Had he not been among

our 200 prospective goalkeepers, he would not have been Leicester’s first choice.

Hopefully, he won’t wind up on a list of all the odd goalkeepers who have been

added, signed, or had a brief career at Leicester, as this goalkeeper list is worth reading.

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