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At the risk of being pedantic, ambidextrous is non specific and can be used to describe hands, eyes or feet. From ambi, a latin prefix meaning both and dextrous from the latin dexter meaning on the right side.

No doubt, but on your natural side if you beat your man on the outside the CB has to come across to cover creating space for your striker. Ideally 'wingers' should be ambidextrous, but as Alireza has proven that's no guarantee of success.

I prefer them to be used on their natural side. We've been using Solly on the left and Gross on the right, only Trossard has been used inverted lately and his crossing stats are the lowest of all three.

If we're looking to add goals, he's a good option. 7 goals in a poor Bournemouth side last season and 15 for Derby in the Championship the season before. Both played him on the right, but he is left footed.

In the Championship 2018/19 he scored 29 goals in 43 games. 4 more than Maupay. Last season for Finland he scored 10 in 10. Regardless of when he scored last season for Norwich, he still scored more league goals than anyone in our team. The only reason not to buy him is because he is too...

I'd imagine there must be some link between us potentially lending Swansea Viktor Gyökeres, softening the blow of them missing out on Brewster.

No, Harry Wilson. Edit: oops, too slow

At first I wasn't sure about loaning, but the more I think about it, the more sense it makes. For this summer only, we could save a hefty outlay, which we may not have due to covid related losses. Any striker we sign carries an inherent risk, as we know from experience. Loaning mitigates the...