Aston Villa focus on John Judd Duran after making Michael Jordan’s iconic gesture

As a reference player in the area, Duran positions himself to wait for a cross from the wing. The standout Lucas Digne saw the coffee grower’s link-up play as he collected a quality cross from the side before firing in an unstoppable volley that revealed the definition of the highest level.

The Medellin-born player impressed against Crystal Palace and earned a rating of 7.6. His statistics allow us to summarize his performances on the right wing and in large areas, summed up in a total of four shots on goal, two of them, plus a pass completion rate of 67%.

Unai Emery, as the head coach of the “Lions”, has gradually led the coffee growers. However, in the face of such a score, his words seemed a bit generous: “Jon Dolan is young but he has potential,” he said.

Regarding Duran’s future after showing his potential, the Spaniard pointed out that all that is left is to continue to find the best version of him: “We have to work with him and give him opportunities and time so that he can gain confidence and gain experience”.

Finally, he expressed his hope that he will be given more playing time in the next games so that he can continue to be confident: “Every minute he plays is important for him and he is helping us, like he scored today.”

He was also listed as one of the four outstanding players of the match on Aston Villa’s official account. Based on the fans’ choice, they should vote for who they think performed best in last Saturday’s matchup.

A review was conducted and the results were announced at dawn in Colombia, with the final verdict being that the national striker was selected as the best striker in the Day 4 team. In Duran’s exclusive publication, they ultimately described him as a “player of the party”.

Aston Villa released a marathon of publications between the end of the game and this Sunday, with a video that prompted a variety of reactions, but not until the club itself noticed a gesture made by Aston Villa Only later did the incident have an impact. Colombia.

The footage shows Duran entering the locker room through the tunnel, just like all of his teammates, while somehow pointing at the camera that was recording them. Some yelled, others smiled, and the aforementioned decided to break the rules.

silent, The Colombian spread his arms in front of the camera and put on a face recognized by the world of sport. At that moment, it didn’t matter to many, but later, when Aston Villa compared the images, it did.

What Duran did one day, all-time basketball player Michael Jordan had already done. The move reflected a celebration, an attempt to apologize or an immodest “sorry” for something very good in its discipline: “You can take the boy out of Chicago but…” Aston Villa wrote .