we still have Casemiro, one of the very best DMF here. I think we could see something magic here.

Just forgot the biggest name: Vini Jr.

In the end nothing happens in world cup

they should 100% be starting someone like andré in their team if they want to show some relationism football

Eu também quero que o Brasil jogue assim, p'ra voltarem a levar 7 da Alemanha ou, quem sabe, 10 da França do Mbappé 😂

In sweden in particular futsal is pretty big because during the winter we all play it because unlese you play on artificial grass you cant play outside 4-5 months of the year. My outside team is like division 5-4 in standard but in futsal we have beat futsal pros and semi outside pros. I love futsal because i have good technique but not elite running lol

One of the key players in the Malmö attacks is Taha Ali, former player for the Swedish futsal national team, and his quick actions are definitely pivotal in making this work for Malmö when he's on the pitch. He's sadly fairly unique in that in the Swedish League, and it is obvious that this style of playing suits him very well. Although there are good playmakers in the team without a doubt, there's not quite anyone like him as fast and creative in the small spaces. I do get what you mean, having a team filled with players of those experiences will definitely help a tactic like this, much more than the usual upbringing in northern European 442 systems, even though the mix of these is probably what can make this work for Malmö in the Swedish League

Most Norwegian kids these days grow up playing on small fenced-in astroturf pitches (often 12 by 22 meters). Almost every village has one, often near the school, sponsored by the government (actually funds from state monopoly on gambling). It's not like futsal in Brazil, but our kids are and will be getting much better at 1-1 and technical skills.

This is such a good point.

@@ximono It's actually both completely reasonable and completely bonkers that Brazil and Scandinavia are where we find this style at top level right now. That's two football cultures that aren't exactly similar.

hopefully he will become swedish national team manager soon!

I think it has always been quite clear, ever since the latter stages of his playing career, that he is more attracted to the sort of football that made his old playing role obsolete. How to play out a ball-winning defensive midfielder

exactly, every revolutionary development needs to be refined and integrated, so if it continues we'll definitely see a lot more different iterations in the future

Yes. But if you look at the weakness of the Brazil national team, especially in the last world cup, is a lack of connection between the players. Diniz is literally the cure for that.

​@@xXKingEllisXxtoda estratégia tem uma fraqueza, se a do jogo de posição é o pouco relacionismo entre os jogadores a do relacionismo pode ser essa.

Yes, but now Diniz is reiventing the team! With longballs, sideline changes, counter attacks. Look the last 3 games of Fluminense! It will generate doubt in rivals and Fluminense is strong again! ST

What is defense? - Diniz, Fernando

This European will remember the truth 😉

they "discovered" it as they like to say lel

The Europe will remember because Fluminense will destroy the champion of the UEFA in the Club World Cup next year. They won't just only remember us, they'll fear us, again! Obs: Diniz is the coach of the Brazilian National soccer team.

I guess this was something that bayern has done in the attacking phase during sextuple season.. But they have also exploted space, switchovers..box overloading.. Counter pressing.. @purist what's the "innovation/revolutionary change" btw above tactics and prev bayern team tactics👀

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yes bro. we need joga bonita back. Love all the way from South Africa!!

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As a Brazilian, I like to start my phrases as a Brazilian.

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Amen

Agreed. They also need to drop Richarleson he is rubbish. And they need to play Raphinha more.

@@johnmknox FACT.

sorry bro brazil is now just a talentless team. Thats why they are flop. Lost to Croatia whom argentina destroyed 3-0 lol

@@johnmknox both are so so

His "freestyle" kind of game relies on players having a lot of experience playing with each other. Which is the opposite of what you get in a national team.

Brazil also has solid defenders and casemiro as DMF. They lost to croatia solely due to tactical oversights from the coach

@@afsdfsadhasfh But you are forgetting one important detail. In the national team there are players who play together in their teams. This is the case of Joelinton and Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle), Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr (Real Madrid), Antony and Casemiro (Manchester United). In addition, they are all players with tactical intelligence and good passing. They will assimilate Diniz's style quickly. And what can help Diniz is the fact that he has already worked with players like Antony (Sao Paulo), Bruno Guimarães (Athletic Paranaense). Different from the teams he already managed in Brazil, Diniz will now have A-level players available. So I believe the players will adapt quickly.

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​@@caralho5237we lost to Croatia cause Casemiro didn't want to kill the play, take a yellow card and miss the next game.

I know this one, home of our first world title. Good league to score goal. Greetings from Brazil.

DINIZ COACH BRAZIL..BUT ALSO FUMINENSE TOO..FLUMINENSE A GIANT IN BRASIL..CBF HAVE A DEAL COM FLUMINENSE

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Glad you enjoyed!

The "ladders"?....I need to know more about this....

Quique Setien has been doing something similar in La Liga, especially with Betis in 2017-2019. I fell in love with that team, some of the most entertaining and risky football I've ever seen. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsplbLyovrGpj6M.html

Real Madrid e Real Betis jogam assim, Napoli, Milan, e Internazionale também claro que com suas diferenças mas em essência são parecidos.

​@@sidneymar718daqui a 2 anos europeus já vão falar que eles criaram esse estilo, pode ver.

Yes. Pure relationism is going to get destroyed as soon as/if more teams start playing that way and elite managers find ways to exploit it. It may be successful for a short period while other teams struggle with the novelty, but it won't last too long. Adding it as another tool to use during matches, however, will absolutely be successful *and* will be fantastic to watch.

Not dissimilar to how Ancelotti and Spaletti managed last season

You need players of such a high caliber technically and mentally to pull it off. Ancelotti has had Madrid play similar to this for a while, but even he's struggled at times to keep them hitting on all cylinders throughout the year. You would need club leadership willing to accept the occassional run of clunkers in the interest of pursuing something special, and in the age of petrodollars chasing silverware, I just don't think we're likely to see leadership that has the focus to stick with a manager through a soft run of games.

Spaletti's Napoli seemingly did as much this past season. In EPL, I'm curious how relational Ten Hag's football will get as a counter to Pep. As an Arsenal fan, I want to see Arteta beat Pep at his own game, but I believe Ten Hag can implement a style different enough from the extremely positional norm that poses a new challenge to Pep

Don't think he will

@zepar6076 maybe he will cause if you see Ancelotti's style, then you'll know he is very fluid. I think he is the only coach right now in the "top teams" that still employs a traditional number 10 in Jude Bellingham. He even tried the diamond formation way back in AC Milan and made Kaka the number 10.

It reminds me a little of when Crystal Palace had Yannick Bolasie and Wilfried Zaha on opposite wings. The view of the lazy journalist was that these two young African players - both reared in poor areas of London - were just street footballers, out there just improvising and not knowing what they were going to do next. However, both players worked incredibly hard on skills and knew exactly what they were doing at all times. The club's tactics were based around them being able to beat players off the dribble.

I totally agree with you... And a tab has to put on Neymar. He's a fantastic and important player but needs to have his ears pulled as a reminder that Brazil's future successes hinges on the collective... Can't count the number of times we highly dedicated brazil fans have been frustrated by his tendencies to hold up play in ideal attacking situations...I wonder if Diniz will be able to restrain some of egos in his squad.

thank you too! appreciate the support

Sim, o Real Madrid faz o que chamamos aqui no Brasil de "jogo funcional", que é o estilo do Diniz e vários treinadores brasileiros.

As a Brazilian, I like to start my phrases as a Brazilian.

As a Brazilian, i agree with your reply.

Já tentei recriar no FM, dava liberdade pra metade dos jogadores hahaha

Parece mto futsal, junta 5 mano no espaço de uma quadra e fica girando a bola, tocando e passando, etc. acho foda

Tem criança jogando bola na rua ou em qualquer espaço disponível em todo o lado no mundo. Isso não existe só no Brasil.

@@andrepereira744 Mas há diferenças. Brasileiros e europeus aprendem a jogar bola de forma diferente, em condições diferentes, em culturas diferentes, sob filosofias diferentes. A tendência de se jogar próximo e agrupado vem principalmente dos nossos campos de pelada, onde a bola corre de forma muito irregular, o que desaconselha passes longos. E aqui no Brasil o futebol de rua sempre foi o mais forte do mundo, até pelo nosso clima favorável durante o ano todo.

@@luiz8523 Amigo, comparações são sempre complicadas, mas comparar o Brasil com a Europa é injusto e errado. O Brasil é um país só. A Europa são vários, e com muitas diferenças a todos os níveis, incluindo futebol. Não existe um só tipo de futebol Europeu. O futebol Italiano, não é igual ao Inglês. O Alemão não é igual Português. Se bem que nos dias de hoje com a globalização, com a informação, com o futebol negócio, as diferenças a nível global, tem tendência a diminuir. Claro que se formos falar dos países do Norte da Europa, onde há neve e gelo praticamente todo o ano, com pouca luz solar, etc, realmente não é o mais indicado para jogar na rua, logo, à partida haverá menos praticantes de futebol no geral, e menos aptidão. Mas a Europa não é só gelo e frio. Todos os países no Sul da Europa têm bom tempo. E mesmo que esteja frio, vento ou até alguma chuva, joga-se à mesma sem problema, porque é o clima que estamos habituados. As crianças que jogam na rua não pensam em "condições diferentes, em culturas diferentes, sob filosofias diferentes", só pensam em jogar à bola e marcar golos, como em qualquer lado. "A tendência de se jogar próximo e agrupado vem principalmente dos nossos campos de pelada, onde a bola corre de forma muito irregular, o que desaconselha passes longos. " Não digo que não, amigo. Mas mais uma vez, isso também existe noutros lados. Eu mesmo, quando era novo, quando jogava à bola na rua com os meus amigos/vizinhos, jogávamos na rua estreita onde vivíamos, que era uma estrada esburacada, onde não se percebia onde começava a terra e pedras, e acabava o alcatrão. Com casas dos dois lados da rua. Onde ocasionalmente passava carros, motas e outros transportes, pessoas a pé. Com alguns carros estacionados. Que nos obrigava a fazer as duas balizas voltadas para o mesmo lado, isto é, como tivessem na mesma lateral de um campo de futebol. E isto tudo, numa ladeira! Com isto tudo, posso lhe garantir que passos longos e/ou força excessiva, não era o que mais usávamos.

@@andrepereira744 Sim, amigo, falei Europa de forma geral. É claro que há diferenças entre os países europeus, e é claro que faz sol na Europa. Mas no Brasil pode-se jogar na rua todo dia, o ano inteiro, pois vivemos num país tropical que permite que seja assim, mais do que em qualquer outro. Hoje isso não ocorre mais, na verdade, os jovens brasileiros estão em casa no computador, no videogame e no celular, o futebol de rua praticamente acabou no Brasil, mas ocorreu durante muitas décadas e com uma popularidade que beirava o inacreditável. E, até por questões econômicas mais favoráveis, as crianças europeias em geral tendem a jogar em campos de melhor qualidade que as brasileiras. Na infância tive um amigo que jogava bola conosco em campos de terra, os pais dele se mudaram para a Holanda, e depois de três anos ele voltou para nos visitar. Ele não conseguia mais jogar descalço como nós (disse que na Holanda só jogava de chuteiras e em gramados), e era visível que ele tinha passado a jogar um pouco mais distanciado dos outros jogadores em campo. Os jogadores de diferentes países não são iguais, têm estilos diferentes, assim como os cidadãos desses países. Cultura de um povo se expressa também no futebol, e ela não precisa ser racionalizada, ela apenas existe e passa a fazer parte das pessoas que a vivem, e de forma inconsciente. Concordo que as culturas (na sociedade e no futebol) estão cada vez mais heterogêneas, com a globalização, com a imigração de todos os povos para todos os continentes, mas muitos traços ainda são mais fortes em determinadas culturas do que outras. É fato que o jogador europeu, em geral, tem uma tendência maior aos aspectos tático e disciplinar do jogo posicional, e o brasileiro ao improviso e à criatividade do jogo funcional. Acredito que o jogador e o futebol português possam ter muitas semelhanças com o futebol brasileiro, vistas já nas peladas de rua em Portugal, pela grande quantidade de técnicos e jogadores brasileiros que receberam ao longo da história, mas não creio que o mesmo se aplique às demais escolas europeias de futebol, como a alemã, inglesa ou italiana, que tradicionalmente sempre jogaram um futebol mais disciplinado e avesso à imprevisibilidade.

girona joga o jogo de posição em sua total essência

Diniz applies it everywhere in the field, to the cardiac test of Fluminense fans. They play with too much unnecessary risk when in their field. They lose possession in dangerous areas. I like the style, but he should be more conservative when starting a play in his field. For whatever reason, his teams are also very prone to huge swings during a season. They can be spectacular or awful during the same season. I wonder if this is just a coincidence or if it does have anything to do with the style? Is it too much player and chemistry dependent? If you lose a player, will the replacement have a hard time to build chemistry?

Great points👍

Everyone plays midfield now and Alaba and Rudigar presses the keeper

Já descolou faz tempo, Brasil ganhou 5 copas sendo relacionista, esse estilo não é de hoje.

Diniz seems to progress play over the wings whereas Marsch flooded the center in posession. I think that using relationism to attack on the wings improves the counter pressing. Also, it attracts the opponent to shift to one side which opens a switch to the other side.

Ask 10 people in Europe where the best football is played and 9 of them will say: Brazil.

@@RyakkiBaka if that's so, I'd genuinely be very honored

@@tufab3494 Brazilian football is celebrated. They consistently put forward teams that are a joy to watch.

I think he has like 80% of his videos about that

Here is the difference between Pep, Arteta and Xavi inverted FB systems. Pep: Pep started with the same system that Arteta has been using this past season that saw Arsenal finish second on the table. So, when Zinchenko was at Man City, Pep liked to use him as an inverted fullback meaning Zinny comes to midfield alongside the Cdm (Rodri or Gundo). This allowed City's attacking midfielders like KDB and david silva or bernardo to push higher in the half-spaces making City attack with a front line of 5 players (RW, RM, CF, LM and LW) But now, after the departure of Zinchenko and Cancelo and the arrival of Haaland, Pep adjusted his system this season where instead of having an inverted fullback invert, Pep had a CB (John Stones) invert when City settled into controlled possession. Arteta: Arteta, this past season, basically used Pep's inverted fullback blue print where Zinchenko inverts and Arsenals's attacking mids push up. Then Jesus who is the CF, plays like a false 9 dropping deep to create a multitude of spaces. Arsenal's tactics this past season was an exact replica of Pep's tactics in his first 3 years at City. It is why when Man City faced Arsenal, City outclassed Arsenal tactically because Arteta was trying to beat Pep using Pep's earlier tactics. Xavi: Xavi's system is more of Fullbacks pushing high then the wingers inverting into the half spaces. Then the midfielders stay a bit further back to recycle possession. So with Xavi, instead of having inverted fullbacks responsible for recycling the ball, he uses actual Midfielders to do this while the Fullbacks push higher up the pitch. The problem with this system is that it minimizes the effect of wingers who are good on 1v1 situations. An example, when Cancelo was still in the City team, Grealish's game was negatively affected. This is because Cancelo is a more adventurous Fullback that likes to attack high up the pitch. This meant that whenever Cancelo overlapped, Grealish was always forced to play in the half spaces which is not his strength. But after Cancelo's departure to Bayern, Pep moved Nathan Ake to the LB role more frequently. Ake is more defensive minded and that gave Grealish the space needed on the wings to attack and do his magic.

​@@thuo1000great job!