The appearance of Luis Díaz in English football has generated all kinds of comments, mostly positive. The peasant is to the liking of Jürgen Klopp and this has been reflected in the continuity he has given him in the different games.
However, in the last hours, a leader compared the former Junior of Barranquilla with one of the jewels of the Championship (second division).
On ‘The Hard Truth’ podcast, Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony gave his opinion on the impact ‘Lucho’ has had on Anfield and the Premier League.
“That player has, I don’t know, 15 goals and 10 assists. Well, I could show you a couple of players from the Championship. The boy Brennan Johnson could be just as good as him in the future”, he sentenced.
It is worth clarifying that in the current season, the boy Johnson (20 years old), who currently plays for Nottinham Forest, has ten goals and six assists. He was born in Wales and is closely followed by Dávinson Sánchez’s Tottenham Hotspur.
The controversy came immediately after when MacAnthony assured that the English second division is “equally competitive” to the Portuguese leaguewhere the Colombian (Porto) comes from, and even said that He would have loved it if Liverpool “spent 28 million on a player from the second division”.
Downgrade Diaz or praise for his brilliant in England?
