Jamie Carragher recently suggested that the right-back could become Anfield’s answer to Kevin De Bruyne and he has the qualities needed to play centrallyIn 2015 the Monaco manager, Leonardo Jardim, decided to relocate his right-back to central midfield. Fabinho performed so well in his new role that less than two years later, with Monaco on course for the French title and the semi‑finals of the Champions League, Jardim trumpeted him as the best midfielder in the world. But Brazil’s manager, Tite, continued to think of Fabinho primarily as a full-back – an inferior one to Dani Alves – leading J...
