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As EgyptianPlayers.com and its visitors have been following,
the Ghaly-Koeman saga has been going on and on. Even
if it's not getting any worse within the Rotterdam club,
it seems as though Ghaly will definitely leave in January.
To add to this, despite Shinji Ono's injury, Ghaly will
most likely not get his chance.
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The last two times Ghaly has played in
the Dutch League, in September, against Heerenveen and
FC Twente, have seen the following line-ups:
Against Heerenveen Shinji Ono was unavailable, as is
the case quite often. Koeman chose Ghaly, Paauwe and
the more attacking Pardo to cover for Ono. However,
the Twente game shows that with Ono available, Pardo
moves to the bench.
This shows that beyond doubt, Pardo will replace Ono
directly, after the Japan international picked up an
injury that will keep him out for around six weeks.
Now, in the last game, where Ghaly was dropped, the
young De Guzman took his place. This was Feyenoord's
first defeat, and thus questions were posed as to whether
Ghaly will be back in the line-up.
It is quite clear that Koeman likes to play with this
formation, and those kind of midfielders, so it is almost
definitely going to be Pardo, Paauwe and De Guzman in
the next game.
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