Luis Enrique has decided to scrap Barcelona’s 4-3-3 formation in favour of a complete overhaul of their current tactical system. The 4-3-3 he used against Paris Saint-Germain last week was torn to shreds and despite a minor tweak in the system in the second half nothing on the pitch really changed.
Luis Enrique lost his cool when a reporter asked why he did not change his tactics in the second half to which he replied, “Obviously you weren’t watching very closely because we changed from 4-3-3 to 4-2-3-1 in the second half.”
Barcelona did manage to bounce back to some extent from that defeat last weekend with a 2-1 win over Leganes. But more drastic change is needed for the Catalans and Enrique is ready to take extreme measures.
He learned that from his mentor Johan Cruyff but Enrique never had the opportunity to play under the great dutchman. But it was the Barcelona legend who insisted they get Luis Enrique in 2014.
Barcelona’s coach ahs come under severe criticism for not being as tactically astute as some of the other managers in his league. Indeed, the club have suffered several uncharacteristic losses and they do seem to lack some sort solid playing style.
Several fans have called for his head and so in a last ditch attempt to revive their chances in both the league and the UEFA Champions League. The 4-2-3-1 might be the most likely change we will see in the new Barcelona team.
Goal who have done the report on this particular development have said the manager is planning to use Luis Suarez as the lone striker up front with Neymar, Iniesta and Lionel Messi supporting from behind the No. 9.
Messi will have a free role in that three-man attacking midfield with Iniesta and Neymar taking up their preferred position.s A two man midfield will be the order of the day which will also give more attacking freedom for the full-backs.
No comments:
Post a Comment