If not the biggest cast of stars, at least it has enough football players to put together a more than competitive team that is a candidate for the title in all the competitions it participates in. England is a team that, based on what the predictions are saying, is not accumulating the victories it should in recent times. Therefore, to try to reverse the trend of disappointing his fans, he confirmed this Wednesday the acquisition of Thomas Tuchel as the new coach. A coach arrives on the bench of the ‘Three Lions’ who may be liked more or less but above all he is a winner. And at Mundo Deportivo we wonder what’s new England of Tuchel.
In terms of tactical drawing, Thomas Tuchel He is not a coach who confines himself too much to a particular scheme, although there is one he usually relies on: the 4-2-3-1. It’s the system he’s used the most on the teams he’s been on and also the one he’s used on Bavariain his last experience on the bench, although it is true that he also leans heavily on the 3-4-2-1, with three centre-backs, two long wing-backs, two players in the engine room and two playmakers. with freedom behind the reference. Without further ado, this is how he became the champion of the Champions League together Chelsea.
More than the numbers, the teams Tuchel They are often teams that press hard and at height. Son of the ‘gegenpressing’ of the school of Ralf Rangnickis not a coach who likes to get the ball to have it, to accumulate a high percentage of possession, but he places great importance on stealing the opponent’s field and the ability to create dangerous actions without being abused the horizontal passes .
However, and back to having the ball, Tuchel Yes, he uses it as a way to defend himself. We can say, therefore, that betting on long possession of the ball is something that is seen in the teams of the German coach but more on the score in their favor than when the match is about to go one way or the others. Tuchel The premise is to get on the scoreboard as soon as possible.
On the other hand, when it comes to the individual aspect, there are players who promise to be more than important to England of Tuchel. The first name to highlight is that of Harry Kane. The German coach always chooses teams where there is a clear reference, and that role is reserved for a Harry who already has the same role in Bavaria of Tuchel. another is Bellinghama complete midfielder where there is an ability to make efforts in the rival field and reach the area. And then others also promise to be very important, such as Declan Rice and Phil Foden at different heights.
In all the above, which is still small brushstrokes and conjectures about what England’s Tuchelwe have created two possible typical elevens, one with the 4-2-3-1 that he chose most during his career and another with the 3-4-2-1 that led him to win the Champions League with Chelsea . Which do you prefer?
Source: La Verdad
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