Yeah, somehow, Nassim Boujellab's biggest success after coming into the pitch was that he managed to draw all the attention to himself. The sequence of dribbles he had done so many times in his short time here was enough to make him the biggest threat on the pitch, drawing the opponent's attention completely to his side.
Then, once Nassim felt like he couldn't advance further, he still had one more weapon that would be deadly if he pulled it at the right time. It was none other than a switch play, putting the ball to the opposite flank where everyone forgot about that side completely.
Still, he had to time the moment right; if the opponent's attention wasn't on him completely, putting the ball there would only remind the opponent that Filip Kostic existed, and all the scheme that he built would crumble instantly.
