Luka Sucic is beginning to look like the footballer that the Real thought she signed two years ago. It’s not a minor conclusion. Nor is it a purely statistical question, although his three goals at the beginning of the season have made him the team’s top scorer. The difference lies elsewhere: the new Sucic wants the ball, participates, commands, offers and plays with an authority that for too long had not managed to move to the grass.
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Luka Sucic is beginning to look like the footballer that the Real thought she signed two years ago. It’s not a minor conclusion. Nor is it a purely statistical question, although his three goals at the beginning of the season have made him the team’s top scorer. The difference lies elsewhere: the new Sucic wants the ball, participates, commands, offers and plays with an authority that for too long had not managed to move to the grass.