Chong Qui, a promising 17-year-old player, signed his Homegrown contract earlier than planned due to Deila's belief in his potential and is currently focused on improving his technical skills after making his first start this season.

Despite being regarded as one of the best wingers in MLS, coach Ronny Deila has stressed the importance of Almiron maintaining his position on the wing.

Deila has observed that Almiron often drifts inside, which disrupts the team's formation and has led to missed opportunities in recent matches.

In a recent game against New England, Almiron's movement away from the wing resulted in ineffective plays, contributing to the team's struggles, as they have only scored 8 of 11 goals from open play this season.

Statistically, Almiron performs better in tighter spaces, ranking high in progressive passes and passes into the 18-yard box, but lower in crosses and key passes, reflecting the team's overall inefficiency in scoring.

Atlanta United is currently facing significant frustrations early in the season, struggling with a franchise-worst start.

Miguel Almiron, who returned to the team after a stint with Newcastle for $10 million, has scored two goals this season, including one from a penalty kick.

Injury updates reveal that Derrick Williams did not participate in the latest training session, while Atlanta United ranks sixth in progressive passes and second in expected assists in the league.

Almiron has expressed that he is becoming more comfortable and wants to contribute effectively to the team's success, acknowledging the importance of positioning.