Nell’ennesima prestazione sotto tono del Torino neanche l’attaccante scozzese, abituato a fare bene, è riuscito a emergere
Another game to forget for Torino, in addition to the defeat they suffered against a team fighting for permanence in Serie A, the Granata managed to get the hosts back the victory they had been missing for 13 games. In Vanoli’s team’s recent disappointing results, Ché Adams was among the few players to have given his all on the field, making up for the team’s needs with a great strength of will that led him to spend himself to the utmost for Torino. However, against Lecce he failed to give the public the satisfaction of seeing his own striker make himself dangerous for the opponent’s goal, as he did not score a single shot in the mirror.
Pochi palloni a disposizione
Ché Adams this season has always been a cornerstone of the team, a striker who has had the difficult task of supporting the full weight of Torino’s offensive department after Zapata’s injury. Moving from an attack composed of 2 players to one composed of a single player has meant a substantial change in the Scot’s style of play: whereas previously he used to be served with deep filtering passes, he is now instead forced to return to the middle of the field to hunt for balls and to more easily dictate the passing of his teammates. However, communication between departments was lacking in the last away match, which greatly affected Adams’ performance, who with only 23 balls touched was the player started among the starters who received the fewest playable passes.
Una gara per arrivare alla doppia cifra
With one game to go in the season, Adams will want to chase away the bad memory of the last performance against Lecce by aiming to score his 10th league goal against Roma and break a 4-game fast. Should he succeed in this feat he would reach double figures in the league for the 4th time in his career, and it would be the 1st time to do so in his first season with a new club.
Che Adams
