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Any news on this issue ?

Any news on this problematic issue ?

Clearly, you are wrong on all counts. Ruslan Malinovskyi has not extended his contract and a purchase option is included at the end of his loan at Olympique de Marseille. It's good to see that your so-called reliable information is not. I hope that this experience will bring you more modesty.

I share this. I am disappointed that the feedback from the players is not considered...

TM is not the bible indeed, only the following sources clearly indicate that Ruslan Malinovskyi's contract expires in June 2023. https://www.footballtransfers.com/en/players/ruslan-malinovskyi https://salarysport.com/football/player/ruslan-malinovskyi/ https://www.capology.com/soccer/player/ruslan-malinovskyi-34093/salary-profile/ It is not realistic to extend a player virtually when his contract in reality has a dated expiration. It is incomprehensible such reasoning based on assumptions, disappointing even from the SI teams to see it like this.

Unfortunately the contract does not expire in June 2023 in the official version. The problem has not been solved.

@nico_france Thank you for your contribution ! Would it be possible for you to share the collective instructions with us ? Thank you.

@Tom Elliott If it is a known and recorded problem why is it not corrected ? Knowing that it was reported before the official release of the game.

Unless I am mistaken, this is just a rumour. Officially he has not extended his contract. His contract officially expires in June 2023. https://www.transfermarkt.com/ruslan-malinovskyi/profil/spieler/207877

Hi @kda2602,@Zachary Whyte thank you for your feedback. Hopefully, when the game is released on November 8th, we will be able to put the numbers of our choice on the goalkeepers and players.

@sonnevillejr Excellent comment ! Indeed it could be an interesting way to remove "concentrate the game in the middle".

@sonnevillejr Yes, the positioning is good, but the offensive activity is not. I am trying out the DW role, which seems to have a more direct impact. I have made two schemes : In the second diagram I have also associated the role of DLP(a) with an AF(a). Interesting complicity to see what's more with the option to counter in the transition the depth take from the AF(a) is very interesting (especially the association with the CAR).

@sonnevillejr The WB role for pistons gives better ratings than the CWB role (add "stay off centre" to the individual instructions). I'm not sure why.

@sonnevillejr Indeed it is not possible to add an individual instruction of the type "stay wider" to a DM. Thank you for your development of the roles/tasks.

Yes, that's right. This rule is no longer in force in France. https://www.ligue1.fr/Articles/ACTU/2022/05/31/evolution-reglement-numerotation-l1 However, it should be checked in other leagues for goalkeepers.

@sonnevillejr Will you see Jordan Veretout in a DM(s) role more than BWM(s)? Regarding CWBs, a CWB(a) task for both pistons ? (designating Chancel Mbemba as WCB(s) on the right and Leandro Balerdi WCB(d) on the left).

Thank you @sonnevillejr for your complement which I share. Were you able to see and analyse the game against Tottenham ? Loosely, I found that the role assigned to Alexis Sanchez had more to do with an AF(a) (or even PF(a)) role than a DFL(a). High positioning, waiting for the right ball to take space/depth, rarely stalling (Mateo Guendouzi offered more). Is the verticality not more effective ? (the AM/AF combination is more sought after). Jordan Veretout's eccentric position during the build-up phase is very noticeable (how do you achieve that in FM?). Chancel Mbemba was less present in the offensive phases during the first half.

I share your point of view @sonnevillejr. There is no doubt about the role of Chancel Mbemba, regarding the task of support or attack it is indeed to try. He tends to position himself very high as you indicate, splitting quite often outside, but sometimes inside to find himself in a striker position. As for the duo in the middle, I would tend to say that it is less clear-cut. Jordan Veretout's role as a VOL is interesting, however, in trying to find the closest to reality, I notice that in comparison with his real role in reality (I may be wrong) he does not go off-centre in the corridor to offer a solution to the construction of the game (to be adjusted with the individual instructions ?). On the other hand, VOL's role is interesting in the offensive game (construction, finishing) where the attributes of vision, passing are solicited meaning nice attempts at long passes in the depth. I noticed that this last point is also associated with the role of BWM, which could therefore be an interesting role as well since Jordan Veretout generally ensures a rather intense high pressing on the field in the recovery phase and this role also contributes to the offensive game like the VOL role (less marked certainly ?). On the other side of the midfield, Valentin Rongier clearly has a role providing cover for Chancel Mbemba's ascents. In trying out the DM role in defensive duties I noticed that unlike the HB role the player is freer and less fixed in his movements, and more aggressive in recovery. Moreover, he has the same behaviour as the HB role, preventing the opponents' counter-attempts, switching with the ascents of a player of a lower line (here Chancel Mbemba). My proposal for a tactical scheme Individual instructions : Close down more (all players excepted CD and DM not applicable), Mark Tighter (all players)

Thank you @Romff23 for your contribution. Your interpretation is different from that of @sonnevillejr. Interesting to confront the visions. The essential/key criteria of Tudor's tactics are: 1c1 marking (mark on man), high pressing, very high defensive line. Intensity is the order of the day. Looking forward to seeing your next contributions in light of the upcoming games, especially tonight's.

Thank you @sonnevillejrfor your contribution. When you say that his usual tactics are different, is it from the point of view of the starting players or the roles associated with the starters ?

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Can anyone help me define precisely the Igor Tudor's tactics currently used at Olympique de Marseille ? Based on the following articles: https://totalfootballanalysis.com/head-coach-analysis/igor-tudor-at-olympique-marseille-202223-tactical-analysis-tactics https://totalfootballanalysis.com/head-coach-analysis/igor-tudor-hajduk-split-2019-20-tactical-analysis-tactics https://medium.com/@abelmeszaros/king-igor-and-the-tudors-verona-edition-2e6b325037ad https://www.sofoot.com/tactique-tudor-lances-en-avant-518647.html Thanks to the generosity of the contributors