To the Brazil experts: It would be very interesting to know whether the new coach represents a departure from the project that was started, as described above, or whether he plays football in a similar way to Diniz.
Diniz focuses the game on synergies and individual decision-making.
As someone who grew up as a futsal player, he relies on many futsal principles, in my opinion Brazil’s last defeat is:
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The Brazilian narrative explains every success as a product of its approach.
At Ajax, ten Hag was still a “relationist”, at Man Utd he is a “positionist”.
Ancelotti, who, as a student of “positionist” Sacchi, obviously speaks of dynamics in his final thesis, is the large and successful offshoot of their style of play in Europe.
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Accordingly, it is currently claimed that the recently successful Dorival is also “one of them”, but this can be viewed critically after these statements.
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Both Diniz and now Dorival came to this position thanks to adulation in the (social) media.
But Dorival has no specific one. Focus on wing overloads and combinations, he usually uses the width of the entire field. Both Flamengo (4-3-1-2) and Sao Paulo (4-2-3-1) had a certain center focus with a “midfield box” in the offensive phase, the 4 offensive players like to stay close to each other in the center .
You have to remember that in South America and especially in Brazil, games are played every 3 days of the year, even in pre-season. Because of this and because of the media pressure, there is hardly any time for a flexible, sophisticated gaming system.
The pace of the game is very slow, and there are extras in Brazil and Turkey. seen with the most double passes played, no coincidence that 2 such similar football landscapes deliver similar products.
It is therefore all the more important to prepare the players mentally to be liked by players and the media.
Dorival is that father figure, we’ll see if that benefits the national team.