Who is better benzema or higuain

As previously mentioned, when you learn from Ruud and Raul, you're destined to become that talented. Aguero has the technique and dribbling ability of benz with the off the ball runs and finishing of higuain, he takes it for me. And i can argue that Benzema makes more intelligent movements in attack than Kun.

What makes Aguero really dangerous, is his explosiveness and Technique on the ball. Yeah he doesn't have as good off the ball movements but they're pretty good, Higuain is a world class poacher can't compare them in that aspect really. If Benzema wants to become the best in the world, he knows where to go. Raptorgunner wrote: If Benzema wants to become the best in the world, he knows where to go. Re: Higuain vs Benzema vs Aguero by Sponsored content.

His size and on-the-ball skills allows him to control play with his back to the goal while other players move into more advantageous position for improved shooting opportunities. But that is only the tip of the iceberg. Passes Completed in Final Third: Possibly one of the most important metrics for a striker beyond chances created and goals scored is the ability to effectively distribute the ball in the final third of the pitch.

But Benzema has suffered chronic injuries and, worse, they have occurred more frequently lately. Accordingly, his down time is more prevalent over the past three seasons — as he has approached and passed the cautionary striker milestone of 30 years old, when the bones hurt and the joints start to sound like popcorn. He is tough, relentless, hardworking and clinical. He is deadly inside the box and incredibly skilled at making startling, diagonal runs between defenders that allow him to find space and scoring opportunities out of nowhere.

Cristiano Ronaldo for the past two seasons, Mesut Ozil last year and now Kaka also appears to be in the groove. With such riches in behind the strikers, maybe it is less a case of who is the better out-and-out striker but more a case of who best supplements the cavalry behind. In truth, like their all conquering rivals Barcelona, Real also need their front man to be malleable, just as David Villa has proved to be for Barcelona.

It might even been suggested that both strikers, since their arrival, have had it somewhat cushy, despite their lack of success. There has been no let up in Ronaldo since his world record transfer fee. Ozil has taken to Madrid waters like a duck. Kaka, despite injuries has, unlike the two forwards, at least had to stare down the barrel until now.