There is an increasingly widespread tendency among coaches to shorten the time to start action to the advantage of verticality: a revolution that began as a tactic and became almost philosophical
Football is a sequence of cycles, like the story told by the philosopher Giambattista Vico. Everything moves, everything repeats. Today the debate focuses on the contamination of the so-called positional game, which favors a structure based on spaces and positions, with the relational game, in which it is the movement of the players near the ball that orients the system, offering solutions without fixed roles to interpret. But above all, the increasingly widespread trend, beyond the schemes drawn by coaches on tablets, is to shorten the time needed to build the bass to focus on a more vertical action.