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### Angeliño's Progress and Playing Time Evolution at RB Leipzig #### Angeliño's Progress The Spanish winger, Angeliño, has made a name for himself in the German Bundesliga with RB Leipzig. Since joining the club in 2017 from Valencia, he has shown significant progress and adaptation to the German football landscape. Adept at playing on both wings, Angeliño has quickly become a versatile player for Leipzig. Initially, he struggled to find a consistent place in the starting lineup, largely due to the presence of established stars like Marcel Sabitzer and Dani Olmo. However, his technical ability and work rate have gradually earned him more playing time and recognition. #### Playing Time Evolution In his first season at RB Leipzig, Angeliño made 19 appearances, predominantly off the bench. The following season saw a significant increase in his involvement, tallying 27 appearances and becoming a regular starter on the left wing. This was the beginning of a steady upward trend in his playing time. Over the next three seasons, Angeliño's minutes increased year by year. In the 2018/19 season, he featured in 33 matches, while the following season saw him appear in 36 matches. The 2020/21 season was his breakthrough season, as he started 29 of the 32 league games he played, scoring four goals and providing six assists. #### Current Role and Future Prospects Now, Angeliño has become a crucial part of RB Leipzig's attacking setup. His performances have not only secured his spot in the starting lineup but also have been instrumental in the team's success. With a total of 41 appearances across all competitions in the 2021/22 season, he has shown he can consistently contribute goals and assists. Despite his growth, Angeliño faces stiff competition for his position. However, his determination and the trust of his coaches have allowed him to maintain his status as a key player. With RB Leipzig aiming for European glory, Angeliño's progress and increased playing time are likely to continue, propelling him towards further success in the years to come. |
