Dolberg’s first doubts: ‘The situation raises questions’

RSC Anderlecht managed to win their second consecutive league game on Sunday and beat STVV by the smallest margin. But the team from Brussels have come out well a few times and played anything but a great game. The attack compartment in particular brought in very little.

Francis Amuzu once again played a sloppy game from the left and could hardly create any danger on goal. Someone who has now played 200+ matches with Purple & White should be able to bring in more. Anders Dreyer did well with Moussa Ndiaye’s goal, but he was also invisible and also received a stupid red card. Plus, Kasper Dolberg didn’t do a good role.

in the clutches of youth

However, the Dane had already shown flashes of his ability in his previous game and scored an important penalty against Antwerp, but he barely featured the piece in Stein. It must be said that the forward hardly got any useful balls played in the sixteen. However, more can be expected from a player of his caliber. Especially against relatively inexperienced opponents like Rein van Helden and Matte Smets, who can keep him firmly in his grip.

Show more pride

Therefore, analyst Aleksander Tiklak believes that Dolberg should be able to bring in more. The Dane was disappointing, and we have every right to expect more from him Don’t derniere heure. “Everyone is convinced that Dolberg is a good player, but his attitude raises questions. If you see what he puts into his game… I get the impression he hasn’t taken the temperature of the Belgian championship yet. The World Cup, in the Champions League,… but he hasn’t shown his teeth. Maybe it’s His introverted nature? Anyway, he should show more pride.”