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Head Coach @blinkfotball | UEFA-A Licence

Trondheim, Norge
Joined May 2021
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Tactical Video Library: Attacking Ideas & Sequences 100+ clips from De Zerbi, Farioli, Diniz & many others Access the full library via link in comments👇🏼
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FC Porto applying different situation-based patterns to progress through Betis’ press
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Every Boro player moves with purpose, like in this example, constantly adjusting their positions to create 'escadinha' breakthrough options
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The library has been updated with new clips from Racing, Como & more, as well as the full FC Porto vs Arouca match in Tactical Cam. You’ll find the link in the comments of the post below ⬇️
Tactical Video Library: Attacking Ideas & Sequences 100+ clips from De Zerbi, Farioli, Diniz & many others Access the full library via link in comments👇🏼
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Great example by Como of how to attract pressure in order to create and find the free player
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NEC Nijmegen’s extreme approach against Bodø/Glimt will be something to watch. Forward at every opportunity, man-to-man all over the pitch. “Chaos” against “control"
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Diagonal progression through different principles
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Tobias Strobl’s Wolfsburg is another team to follow this season. 3-2-5 base with four fixed players and six central ‘floaters’ converging around the ball looking to play through pressure and offer inside diagonal options
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Read the press, wait for the right moment and find the correct solution to make ball progression as clean as possible
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RBK with a clear principle driven approach under Freyr, where the players organize more towards the ball with closer proximity to combine and express themselves, with principles providing a framework for when, where and how rather than dictating every action
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Stabæk is another great example
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Sassuolo under Aquilani
Play where the pressure comes from
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Play where the pressure comes from
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Left-tilt attacking sequence by Racing
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Bodø/Glimt using the concept of narrow full-backs to free the attacking midfielder when switching play
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Also often applied by Hammarby under Kim Hellberg: inviting the winger to jump towards the fullback to free the half-space
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