@@kennylopez9822 Sure, he uses his right foot for standing on, but his preferred foot is undeniably his left foot. That's no shame either, you could say much the same about Martin Ødegaard, who rarely uses his right foot. Relying primarily on one foot has never been a barrier to footballing greatness. For every Santi Cazorla - who was breathtakingly good with both feet, you'll find a Liam Brady or a Diego Maradona (both lefties!) who achieved legendary status despite being more or less one-footed.
@@James-In-Exile I’ve watched Ethan very well and he scores with his right foot as well. Odegaard has a weak right foot and that’s his only weakness. It is very important for midfielders and wingers to at least be able to use their right foot when it’s required it. Nothing wrong in using one foot but it’s better to be two footed..
Top talent. Needs to think about working on that right foot. He looks to check bk onto his left foot a lot. That will limit his overall effectiveness if someone stands on his left side and shows him into his right.
I think he is more of Odegard than Hazard. You can see this guy he is dropping deep to control tempo of the game which Hazards used to lack. Hazard was purely attack minded ...,but this guy has that odegard style of play.
Mark my words going to be the arsenal goat what an absolute incredible talent i dont have enough superlatives to describe This talent
Top talent. Only evidence we have of his right foot is that he runs with both feet 😂
He uses his right foot sometimes
A tremendous talent. I guess being so one-footed doesn't matter when your left foot is like a magic wand.
Ethan use both feet
@@kennylopez9822 Sure, he uses his right foot for standing on, but his preferred foot is undeniably his left foot. That's no shame either, you could say much the same about Martin Ødegaard, who rarely uses his right foot.
Relying primarily on one foot has never been a barrier to footballing greatness. For every Santi Cazorla - who was breathtakingly good with both feet, you'll find a Liam Brady or a Diego Maradona (both lefties!) who achieved legendary status despite being more or less one-footed.
@@James-In-Exile I’ve watched Ethan very well and he scores with his right foot as well. Odegaard has a weak right foot and that’s his only weakness. It is very important for midfielders and wingers to at least be able to use their right foot when it’s required it. Nothing wrong in using one foot but it’s better to be two footed..
@@kennylopez9822to be honest Odegaard could shield the ball better. I actually think Ethan shows better knowledge of how to use his body
Top talent. Needs to think about working on that right foot. He looks to check bk onto his left foot a lot. That will limit his overall effectiveness if someone stands on his left side and shows him into his right.
He has everything
Let emile go its time to get him in there thank you ESR❤
Imagine if England had Nwaneri, Moore, Rigg and Lacey all in this tournament. They are all special talents.
The three special ones, are Moore, Nwaneri and Jesse Derry, out of the tournament due to injury
Lewis-skelly but for being slightly overage
Special talent
Thanks for the video compil. But man the video shaking n jittering makes watchers dizzy
At the very highest level going both ways is essential...Messi could. Which foot you do it with matters less
Could be the Jack we never got
messi reincarnated 💀💀💀💀
Not comparing but he kinda plays like a left footed Hazard.
I think he is more of Odegard than Hazard. You can see this guy he is dropping deep to control tempo of the game which Hazards used to lack.
Hazard was purely attack minded ...,but this guy has that odegard style of play.