Being able to tell a player with a strong weak foot to take corners with their weak foot.

[HurkaDurk69]

Perisic has done it with spurs as an example.

[Michael Sant]

Perisic is down as an either footed player within FM so he should be capable of that. What advantages do you see there being in asking a player to use their weaker foot to take a corner?

[autohoratio]

6 hours ago, Michael Sant said:

What advantages do you see there being in asking a player to use their weaker foot to take a corner?

If your only good corner taker (or wide free kick taker) for e.g. your left side is a left-footed player with a strong right foot, you might still want them to hit an inswinging corner (with their right foot) instead of the default outswinger - at least according to these links, they present a higher likelihood of scoring so would stand to reason that a manager would prefer that delivery.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3659070/View-scientist-studies-ball-flight-best-corners-ones-inswing-outswing-quickly-taken-corners-potential-cause-trouble.html
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/how-do-you-take-a-perfect-corner-cb953snrq
https://footballperformanceanalysis.com/2013/07/23/what-is-the-most-effective-tactic-to-score-corner-goal-in-league-2/