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Charisteas was not a winger at all, he was a pure Target man or at least a Pressing forward, as far as I remember 🤔

I am a huge fan of CM(a) but I never try a Segundo Volante. Very impressive result with him, I will try it ! And you are right you have the double pivot défensively speaking and a good threat in attack.

I find out that thé Carrilero is playing very deep, almost like a DLP(s). Maybe it is too deep, and I prefer this player around or surging into the box, almost like a B2B. I also see in the récap that you are lacking penetration from the center. What about a CM(a) instead of Volante ? Might be too adventurous?

Interesting thought about the left flank. why not using a WM(a) and a CM(su) with specifics PI ? It will be less « offensive » than a winger and less « défensive » than a Carrilero You will still have the DM(d) covering and thé WCD(su) taking the space at time And with good personal trait, your left midfield could be a lethal weapon

At the end, which tactic did you use ? On your picture, you still have the two DM.

I am very intrigued about the link between the Regista and the Libero, and how they would move into the attacking phase, especially with the new match engine. With the second tactic, you must find yourself very windy at the back, with everyone upfront . But as you said, attacking is the key word there. Can't wait to read your season preview.

How is it going with your tactic approach ? How did you finally mix the different Italian roles ? I like the way you introduced your story with the view of your tactical purpose, it gave some great taste for a Palermo's story.

Unfortunately some of your pictures seem to be gone.. And I miss mentoring from previous edition

Funny because I had the same issue with you and I was very surprise about the result. In my mind, you need to have a DMC to help in defense, and give more freedom to the MC (on the center and one the side). The CM(a) is my favorite role, very good penetration in the surface