Moves The Ball to Right/Left Foot Before Dribble Attempt

[Ron Wandle]

I'm still not clear which players this trait benefits.

For example, would these players benefit from Moves The Ball to Right Foot Before Dribble Attempt?

Right Only-footed right-sided Wingback
Right Only-footed left-sided Inverted Winger

[DarJ]

traits doesn't necessarily have to benefit any type of player, they are just tendencies however to answer your question I think it might benefit a player who very good on one foot 

[MBarbaric]

not sure how it works in the m.e. but logically -

right footed player on the left flank - if he puts the ball to the right foot before cutting inside - he will potentially have more space to use as he gets away from the opponent (assuming the opponent is in front and not behind him).

however, if he does it when running down the flank, he will actually go closer to the opponent so he better have very good technique, dribbling, agility, acceleration because it is quite risky move.

in short, it is contextual and not necessary good or bad. in general, most of player prefered moves are quite inadequate as they are frequently more of tactical instruction than player prefered move. at least in my opinion.

 

[2feet]

I think it's supposed to be used for players who's weaker foot is classed as either weak or very weak.

[b2khn]

have agree with 2feet. the ability to train weak foot makes the ppm practically obsolete.

[2feet]

Some players cant train their weak foot, or have minimum benefit from it, so its useful fir them, I would say