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The Barcelona players have clearly transformed Inter Miami into a better team. What do you think the instruction looked like before, and now after, in training that has resulted in such a big shift? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by gregging@lemmy.world to c/football@lemmy.world

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I’d love to have a birdseye view of the conversations that happen on the training pitch to see how the experienced players (Messi, Busquets, etc) and coach Tata Martino are coaching players into a new vision of the game.

What tactics do you think they are emphasizing? How have they shifted players perspectives? What bad habits are they trying to break?

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[–] metaphortune@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

One thing I'll say: the huge tactical shift makes it much more difficult for opposition to prepare for Miami in the Messi/Tata/et al. era. I wouldn't be surprised to see Miami regress as time passes and teams get more info to prepare with. Also, don't forget that they HAVE drawn* games this season against good clubs like Nashville and (ugh) Cincy, as well as a middling club like Dallas. *draws were in knockout games but still were draws in regular time/AET.