On December 24, local time, the premier league officially announced the number of successful passes in the league so far this season, of which Wolves' Spanish winger Traore ranked first with 80 passes.
The Premier League has been successfully surpassed by 5 times this season:
First: Traore (Wolves), 80 times.
Second: Sainte-Maximan (Newcastle), 74 times.
Third: Lucas Junior (Tottenham Hotspur), 39 times.
Fourth: Rafinha (Leeds United), 38 times.
Fifth: McNeill (Burnley), 35 times.
Traore, 25, has crossed the road in the Premier League, but he has made 17 Premier League appearances this season, including 10 starts, a total of 1,011 minutes of playing, and has scored 0 goals and 0 assists so far. I have to say that Traore is really a Premier League geek, passing like Messi, shooting at the plane, and the cross is very random.
Judging from the number of successful passes in the Premier League this season, weak teams are more likely to play the king, because the overall tactics of weak teams are not good, and they rely more on players to fight alone. The Tactics of the Premier League's strong teams are more integrated, mainly by passing threatening balls to tear apart the defense, so only one player in the top five of the Premier League's successful passes this season (Lucas Jr.) is from the Premier League Big 6 team.