Leroy Sane, Rafael Leao, Yunus Akgun and Baris Alper Yilmaz all offer the same thing from wide: runs into the channels, attacks on empty space, numerical superiority out on the flanks.
Victor Osimhen does his damage inside the box. Back from a thigh injury, he set up a goal in his first minutes against Kasimpasa (3-1) and brings quick transitions and clever movement off the ball.
Reports out of Turkey, per the same source, suggest the Nigerian will start. His name has also been linked with Barcelona for some time as a possible alternative to Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez.
Lucas Torreira brings the muscle in midfield, winning his individual duels, while Gabriel Sara, his partner in a solid pairing, catches the eye further forward in the attacking build-up. Okan Buruk can also call on Ilkay Gundogan. The former Barcelona and Manchester City man reads the game superbly, even if he has barely played: 11 minutes in total, five of them in the Champions League trip to Sporting in Lisbon (3-1).
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