Banky AEK takes shape – AEK

Luka Banky has always had a clear philosophy in her teams in her career. This philosophy seems ready to apply directly to the Union, which is clear from the last two actors acquired. Two players, whose profile and orientation will be followed by AEK

TWO PLAYERS-BANK

The acquisition of Robertson and Rathan-Meis surprised many people, mainly because they are players unknown to the general public. However, if someone noticed the two new AEK transcripts and placed them next to the other players in the contract team, will find that they correspond to what Banky in the lead

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Robson is the epicenter of the center that Banky wants to have in his teams in the second third. Slim (2.03m) with a large hand opening (2.16m), athletic, very good in Pick and Roll situations and a regular defender who seems to want to do the "dirty" job. The truth is that Robson is close to the basket and that he has been trying to add for years without success a fixed shot of a middle distance in his repertoire and not a lot in the center (mainly because He fought as a porter). In the sense that it was acquired for reinforcement by Hader and will sometimes be third in the rotation behind Vasilis Kavvada, we can not wait for someone to do everything perfectly.

Rathan-Meis is also one of them player of the Banky philosophy. It's virtually a guard combo, which works extremely well after dribbling, which is very good in situations where it goes up to "paint" and can play extremely pick and roll as a handler. He is not a clbadic shooter, but rather a top scorer and designer, who should exert more pressure on AEK shooters (Giannopoulos, Sakota, foreign fighter to be won and Larenzakis)

DUPLEX CITY OF CREATION

Meis and Robson should not be judged individually, but how they fit into the philosophy that Banky is about to create based on the other players on the list and the two expected expectations . A philosophy that requires players with specific characteristics.

With the acquisition of Racan-Meis, AEK added alongside Malcolm Griffin another player whom he can play and create. Like Griffin Rayan-Meis is also a combo guard. He can fight in both positions of the guard. Interestingly, though, the two Americans are good smugglers on the road and can play Pick and Roll as a ball handler while shooting well after a dribble. This will allow Banky to have a double pole of periphery creation, something that he has had in all his teams. If we add the extraordinary Pick and Roll (as a creator) Vbadilis Xanthopoulos and the improvement in such situations Giannoulis Larenzakis, then it becomes clear that AEK slowly takes the form that wants the technician Italian

. we can not observe that the three AEK centers that have a contract and count for rotation (Hander, Kavvadas, Robertson) are very good in Pick and Roll situations, with much of their game based on creating them . Since they will have four guards with the ability to create, they will make their lives easier.

TZEMS (?), SMALL FORGUARD AND OTHER

AEK must perform 2 + 1 additional moves to close his list. The first needs relate to the acquisition of a small forward-looking forward-looking forwarder with defense capabilities, with Drewmy James saying he is close to renewing the contract for second place. From then on, in the Union, they must decide if the 12th place will be covered by one of the young players of the team (Moraitis, Rogavopoulos, Agravanis, Tsambouris, Hatzidakis) or if a Greek guard experienced will be acquired.

However, regardless of the decision taken for the 12th position, it becomes clear that pieces of the puzzles have slowly started to enter the "Union", with its list taking a clear form. With a preparation that should begin in about three weeks, the interest of AEK is focused on the acquisition of an attacker who will be able to give the team something more. doing everything that does not look like He is looking for a modern form of David Moss, which Banky had in Siena and Milan. Once this piece has been found, everything will be in the right order.

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