@marcuslawrence61874 years agoAlphonso Davis is the best fullback in BUNDESLIGA 65
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@darrell29984 years agoDavies, he’s the 9th most valuable player in Europe 120€ mil 24
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@chap56744 years agoPulisic isn’t a mls export if anyone’s wondering he never played in the mls he came through Dortmunds academy 17
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@Enterthedarkness234 years agoDavies, Howard and Dempsey are your winners. 12
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@MrJeckel4 years agoFrom a pure talent perspective, Davies is the best MLS has ever exported. At 17, he had the per 90 stats of a top 5 MVP candidate on a terrible whitecaps team. At 19, his per 90 stats on a great Bayern Munich team are unmatched in comparison to other fullbacks in the world. His star shines bright even on a team filled with world class players in their primes. He is so good that he is keeping a top LB in the world in alaba slotted at center back. He is so good that he has kept Bayern's record signing cb/fb (hernandez) glued to the bench. Howard and Dempsey had long careers but never had the peak that Davies is currently having. Davies is having said season 5-7 years away from his prime. BTW, I'm using per 90 stats because they are more stable yr to yr than regular counting stats. This kid is the best talent MLS has exported. All he needs to be the best player MLS has exported is some longevity. ...10
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@randomperson34572234 years agoWeston McKennie? He started in the FC Dallas youth program?! 3
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@davidt39564 years agoThe hardest one was Dempsey and Howard. They are legends in their EPL clubs. As much as I'm a Seattle/Dempsey fan, I have to go to Howard. 2
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@dominicgolding35294 years agoHad to be Tim Howard, he had some brilliant moment for us (Everton) for a long period of time... that being said, Davies has the potential to make this a one man list in another couple of years 16
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@beauxjones87934 years agoI heard them say Best MLS AMERICAN export. Alphonso Davies is Canadian. Think they meant ‘NORTH’ AMERICAN MLS Export
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@Hunter-cm3tt4 years agoWhy do I not see Dempsey in the thumb?
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@caveman_jr4 years agothey're crazy. While I agree about an entire career vs a few seasons gives Howard an edge. The transfer of Davies has given MLS credibility, scouts are actually looking at young MLS players now. It could have a huge development impact on both US and Canada youth programs. Not to mention even if he doesn't continue improving (which he will), he's still one of the top players at left back right now. ...1
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@strika11404 years agoDavies is on the road to becoming one of hte best, but its a bit sily to say he is already. McBride, Howard, Dempsey, Bocanegra, all did more. 1
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@misteree784 years agoMarcus Hahnemann played like 13 years in the EPL and had some statistically better seasons than Tim Howard. Altidore should also be on this list because he still holds the goals record in a foreign league by an American if I'm not mistaken. ...
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@siyn0074 years agois it just me or is seb doing exceptionally well to be more likeable 1
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@ratedpending4 years agoIt's going to be Davies, but right now it's definitely Dempsey, Howard, and possibly Friedel.
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@pogfee4 years agoDavies will certainly end up the best but it's too early to put him at the top yet.
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@2010Juve4 years agoTyler Adams. Give him time bro. Tyler is going to be a really good player, but needs to get better in tight spaces. 1
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@clevertechbot4 years agoLove Phonzie but worth noting that Yedlin had a great world cup against some top teams and never really got back to that form. No doubt davies will be better and more consistent but I expect there'll be some ups and downs since he's only 19. It helps when you have Alaba and Lahm to mentor you at one of the best clubs in the last decade. ...
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@moosecudi8994 years agoTim and Sid a national talk show in Canada have been touting Davies as the next big star for YEARS so dont say nobody saw this coming
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@TrenurSports3 years agoAlphonso is the best wing back in the world at 20 now it's not Tim Howard
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@thebestofbestofword76214 years agoHoward over davies lol davies definedly 1
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@benhaney58434 years agoIts Howard, until Davies, he's the only American player ever that you could realistically say was a top 20 player in the world at his position. Howard did it for 10 years, Davies for 6 months. Davies will probably, (hopefully) end up better over all but less than a year isn't enough, IMO. ...
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@hyperrat124 years agoTim is going to go down as probably the best US goalkeeper in out lifetime. I know Keller and Fridel were there, but Timmy was something else.
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@bobbydazzler3294 years agoThere is no list Tim Howard stands alone 9
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@myAgentHQ4 years agoTim Howard showed that GOOD signings could be made from the MLS. Alphonso Davies showed that WORLD CLASS signings could be made from the MLS. Most of the World's top clubs would sign Davies if he were available today. Throughout his entire career, that was never true of Tim Howard. Good player. Probably even the second best MLS export, but Davies is the guy that put the world on notice: Top-level prospects exist in the MLS. ...
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@AKUNJIG4 years agoAlphonso Davies is the Truth! When he went to Bayern, he was a rotational player. He still gave that same Ethic and became a Star in the Bundesliga. I want him so bad for my Chelsea because our Defense is Trash and Bayern Thrashed us in the Champions League for it. Davies tagged Mason Mount for all 90. ...
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@Ishkur234 years agoI kind of agree. Davies is just a rookie. It's kind of hard to call him the GOAT already. He has the most upside, the most potential, and the most talent to definitely have a monster of a career. Everything we've seen so far points in that direction. But things can happen -- injuries, depression, slumps, all the ups and downs of a professional athlete. He's handling the competition and the fame well so far, and if things hold he's definitely in the conversation. But let's hold off on anointing him just yet. ...1
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@rtads114 years agoIt’s too early to say Davies is the best rn. Howard should win it but in another 2 or 3 years Davies will surely overtake him
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@AAAGameVids4 years agoright now ill say Dempsey. in a few years, after Davies solidifies himself more i may say Davies. 4
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@americaninsurgent44034 years agoWhy disrespect Captain America like that and not put him in the title too? Dempsey is still the best to come out of North America. I think in 10 years it’ll be between Pulisic and Davies though 4
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@ihateusernames74394 years agoA bitter pill considering he didn't give a $%@% when he came back and played for Colorado.....which he barely did because he cared more about commentating on TNT then keeping nets in Denver as a DP. But, I agree. He, in this group, is the best because of his longevity at Everton. Still think he's a buster though.... ...
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@jbo45474 years agoDempsey or Howard for sure. the others are either a no or too young 3
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@fieryhaircorp4 years agodavies, Dempsey or howard, but davies all the way. he is already a top player in the world at his position 1
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@malikwaite91224 years agoWhat? A video without pulisic I must be dreaming 6
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@benjamincounter79904 years agoBy far tim Howard since Davies has only just started 4
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@GABESTA5354 years agoWhy did you put the two best MLS exports (Dempsey and Howard) in the first round together?
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@papaamericaa4 years agoIt’s gonna be efrain Alvarez in the future😎🇲🇽
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@donalddunlop4014 years agoTim Howard was never among the best in the world ...? Yeah ok, what's your name again?
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@sanjarsocool4 years agoIf you watched the gold cup in 2017 you would have seen the sheer potential of Alphonso Davies no one is lying to themselves some people are just too focused on overhyping American players
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Howard and Dempsey had long careers but never had the peak that Davies is currently having. Davies is having said season 5-7 years away from his prime. BTW, I'm using per 90 stats because they are more stable yr to yr than regular counting stats.
This kid is the best talent MLS has exported. All he needs to be the best player MLS has exported is some longevity. ... 10
Alphonso Davies is Canadian.
Think they meant ‘NORTH’ AMERICAN MLS Export
better in tight spaces. 1
Davies is just a rookie. It's kind of hard to call him the GOAT already. He has the most upside, the most potential, and the most talent to definitely have a monster of a career. Everything we've seen so far points in that direction. But things can happen -- injuries, depression, slumps, all the ups and downs of a professional athlete. He's handling the competition and the fame well so far, and if things hold he's definitely in the conversation. But let's hold off on anointing him just yet. ... 1