Dembélé, it’s never too late, by Fernando Polo

The best thing for Barça is that it continues Dembele’s. It may sound strange due to the unstable career of the Frenchman as a Barça player, but now he is at his best, at least in terms of injuries, and it would be a cruel paradox to lose him when he is no longer ‘broken’ after having paid 105 million for him plus the variables and having attended with bitterness to all its mishaps.

Dembele’s He is a different player, for better and for worse. You don’t know if he’s right-handed or left-handed because he dribbles just as well with both feet or kicks into the corner with either foot. But Xavi He loves him, he trusts that with his advice he will improve his decision-making and since he supervises his routines, he is not injured. They say in the locker room that the coach, the doctor enter prune and a new physio, arrived from Madrid and as discreet as brilliant, have worked wonders with the muscles of Ousmane.

If the Frenchman decides to sacrifice part of what he intended to collect by throwing a cable at the club at a delicate moment, who knows what fate will hold for him. Perhaps when the cows get fat again they will reward him with a raise if he performs well. at Barca, Dembele’s he has a coach who admires and understands him, a president who says he is better than Mbappeto a close friend like Aubameyang whom he finds with his passes almost without looking and a hobby that knew how to forgive him after having refused to leave in the January market. On the main floor of the Camp Nou they believe that he will continue and he wants to continue. It’s never too late.