Joao Felix’s Goal Drought Sparks Debate Among Fans: Is Ansu Fati the Missing Ingredient?
Joao Felix is currently facing a goal drought, with the Portuguese forward yet to find the net in his last 10 games for Barcelona, despite starting nine of them—a clear indicator that it’s not a lack of playing time.
In contrast, Ansu Fati, who infrequently starts for Brighton, has managed to score three goals in his last five games, raising questions among fans about the potential disparity in goal-scoring if Fati were given the same opportunities as Felix.
Fans express their views on the matter:
Officialmjeez quips, “People expect Joao Felix to score goals, and that makes me laugh so hard! Flair, yes. Goals, not so much. Ansu is clear, but it is still a long season! Felix is terrible at finishing, that’s what’s stopping him from being a class player.”
Clasic hub provides a statistical comparison: “Felix vs Fati: Here is a goal stats comparison from the last two seasons: Felix in 4,192 mins – 19 goals; Fati in 2,397 mins – 16 goals. Tells you all you need to know.”
AbolajiGNF breaks down recent performances, stating, “Joao Felix in his last 7 matches for Barcelona – 0 goals. Ansu Fati in his last 7 matches for Brighton – 2 goals.”
The debate intensifies as fans weigh in on whether Ansu Fati, with his recent goal-scoring success, might be better suited for the opportunities currently given to Joao Felix.
