Quote from: ndutndut on Today at 05:00:36 AM

Quote from: mamesso on Today at 04:41:18 AM

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Yes that's right. Thiago Alcantara's presence really helped Flick's adaptation process, especially in terms of communication to quickly get chemistry. Each coach has a different philosophy, of course Barcelona's game will be different from before. When it comes to identity, the Tiki Taka playing style may change and may be reapplied, but there will be several improvements, especially in terms of more effective attacks.

What is clear is that Flick's presence in Barcelona will improve the physical side of the Barcelona players because we know Flick is famous for extra physical training. Of course, this will keep all players in top condition, prevent players from falling after the 65th minute and ultimately solve the big problem that occurred in Barcelona, as last season the players often suffered injuries. In the first season, being able to compete and be able to finish in second place in LaLiga was an extraordinary achievement, because with Barcelona's current condition and seeing the Real Madrid squad win the LaLiga trophy, it felt like a miracle was needed for Barcelona.

I really hope that Hansi Flick modifies Tiki Taka, which is famous for ball possession, with the game pattern he has used since coaching Bayern Munich. The combination of Tiki Taka with fast attacks will certainly make it very difficult for the opponent, when they manage to control the ball, it is very difficult for the opposing players to guess where they will go next. Hansi Flick can take advantage of the running speed of players operating on the left wing and right wing to build fast attacks, this strategy can also make it easier for Lewandowski to rediscover his sharpness.

The style applied by Hansi Flick will really help improve the physical strength of Barcelona players, he will help Barcelona's young players find their best form of play with speed and physical strength. One of the big problems currently facing Barcelona is that its finances have not improved. Increasing the performance of young players who graduated from the La Masia academy will really help Barcelona reduce the burden because they don't need to spend large amounts of money to bring in quality players.