Joao Pedro

It's best if he acclimatizes to the new surroundings before buying a car. He's allowed to pose next to cars, though.

Turning to South America, especially Brazil, for young talent has become the norm for big clubs in Europe. The smaller clubs are following suit, and the latest team to jump on this growing trend is Watford F.C. and the Brazilian that they've acquired, is the player in focus here. This lad has the qualities that it takes to become a top footballer in Europe. But our question is, was it the right time for him to move to a club like Watford when they've been fighting to stay in the Premier League for most of the season. His physical development is not complete yet, and having come through the ranks of Fluminese, he has made just 25 senior appearances for the Brazilian club. Although the motive behind the move cannot be questioned, being thrust into a high-pressure situation like the one he is in right now is not going to be conducive to his development in any way. He is an agile player, and is a decent dribbler of the ball. He's got some noteworthy qualities to rely on whilst he is in the box. But that alone is not enough to qualify him as a good player. If anything, we need more time to ascertain what he's capable of and where his career is going to go. This Brazilian has not played for his country yet. Not even in the youth teams.