Good informative opening post, Claud.
When we were seriously linked with this kid last summer, I watched a bit of him and whatever there was on Youtube. I fell in love with his potential.
He can do nearly everything you could want from an attacker. At the same time, I do see where Klaus is coming from, the Premier League will hit him like a ton of bricks at first because of the type of silky, ball playing, risk taking player he is. It will take some time for him to adapt, for sure, and it's a question whether we have the money to pay for that adaption and sort the rest of the problems out. He's also so talented that I think it's going to take a while to figure out exactly what sort of player he is going to become. As far as I know, he has played as a tempo setting '6' for Hungary youth sides, as well as (as Claud points out) a '10' and a Piresesque inverted wide player also for Hungary and in his club football.
He's just so so talented, he could probably mould what he has to become elite in any of those positions. His ball striking technique is just as good as it gets, and his set piece delivery is truly world class already.
He also is becoming a leader for the Hungary national team already. Scored a great free kick in a qualifier for them last autumn:
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He also has a real penchant for coming up big in the big moments, one of the best things I saw on Youtube was the heroics he performed for Hungary U17s to get them to the European Championships:
I couldn't pass the opportunity up to sign him if it's there. He's just too exciting a talent to refuse.
