Nahuel Molina

is from the streets of Argentina.

Does Molina get intimidated by that? He's like, oh, look, you guys look dangerous.

Yeah.

Nah, these boys have definitely seen some shit already, probably.

Emmanuel Lully came back.

Cristante Pesilli was playing in place for Kone for some reason.

Wesley had a knee knock, so Nahuel Molina got the start on the left.

Dybalas and Sule also started with Donio Mullen.

Nicolo Peceli to come in.

But you look at their team, I mean, from the bench they had Nahuel Molina and then Leonardo Belardi come in there.

Paulo Dybala got some few chances in the first few minutes- Yeah ...

but missed them.

Koulierakis, the center back from Wolfsburg I really like.

Nahuel Molina in from Atleti is very, very good.

Uh, Belardi, the center back they've brought in from Hellas Verona is good.

Belardi, the Argentine center back who possibly would've been starting at the World Cup if he hadn't gotten injured, on a loan, I think, with an obligation.

Uh, one thing I will also add is that, you know, this might have...

Some of these injuries that were happening, or like, you know, training up to fitness for Nahuel Molina and, uh, Devyne Rensch might have just happened at the perfect time, quite frankly-

Yeah

... uh, for Luli to be, be able to get a couple starts under his belt so that now Roma has to think about him as a part of the rotation moving forward.

Uh, so if we're able to get more from him, uh, I'm, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the rest of the season goes.

Yeah.

And I think you said something really important there, is that the injuries or the, you know, lack of fitness for Molina and Rensch happened at the perfect time for Luli, right? Because if Molina's starting or Rensch is starting and those two get into a groove, maybe Luli doesn't see the pitch very much.

So it happened there, it was like he was forced into action a little bit at that first match day, and then he hasn't looked back.

And I quite like all that.

business that they did there they sent Nico Gonzalez back they loaned out Clement Lengley which can only be a good thing they lose Griezmann they sell Tiago Almada who wanted to return home they sold Nahuel Molina which I was surprised by they sold Ruggieri which I was really surprised by but their summer Oh, and also they loaned out Jose Jimenez, which brings to an end an era he's been kicking around a long time.

Their whole summer was dominated by the Julian Alvarez saga, where...

He wanted to go to Barcelona.