The striker reckons Alfred Johansson has got the Steelmen playing some great stuff akin to what we are used to seeing from the Catalan giants

Motherwell striker Seb Palmer-Houlden stated that the team plays like Barcelona at times under manager Alfred Johansson. The 22-year-old forward praised Johansson's tactical approach and ambitions, highlighting that the manager's style of play was a decisive factor in his decision to move to Fir Park.
Motherwell entered the break following three consecutive defeats but are preparing to host Celtic in their upcoming Premiership fixture. Palmer-Houlden, who previously experienced Scottish football during a loan spell with Dundee, expressed confidence that the team's chance creation will lead to goals despite internal competition from forwards Eythor Bjorgolfsson and Callum Hendry.
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