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Assistant Coach @cercleofficial • UEFA PRO (2026-2028)

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1⃣ Training-session THREAD - examples from trainings I did while working in SKN St. Pölten Some of my principles mentioned and explained: 📌Central Oriented Attack 📌Find open behind opponent next line 📌Diagonality / Verticality 📌Local 2v1 ▫️11v11 possession game with a pitch constrained to wide zones (yellow stick) + central zone (red-stick) ▫️Teams where given 1p / progression from wide zone & 2p via progressions from the centre ➡️ thus forcing the team to prioritize central progressions ▫️As seen in the video > white team finds open foot player by playing out wide but still prioritizing and creating conditions to progress via the centre through the diagonal focus and lay-off options to support the forward pass 📽️Metrica Sports | Metrica Nexus

1⃣ Training-session THREAD - examples from trainings I did while working in SKN St. Pölten Some of my principles mentioned and explained: 📌Central Oriented Attack 📌Find open behind opponent next line 📌Diagonality / Verticality 📌Local 2v1 ▫️11v11 possession game with a pitch constrained to wide zones (yellow stick) + central zone (red-stick) ▫️Teams where given 1p / progression from wide zone & 2p via progressions from the centre ➡️ thus forcing the team to prioritize central progressions ▫️As seen in the video > white team finds open foot player by playing out wide but still prioritizing and creating conditions to progress via the centre through the diagonal focus and lay-off options to support the forward pass 📽️Metrica Sports | Metrica Nexus

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” The centre is the shortest route to goal and usually produces the highest-quality chances. Despite this, many teams avoid attacking there. • The main reason is the fear of losing the ball centrally (more dangerous on the counter). The author compares this to how, 15–20 years ago, building from the back with short passes was considered unnecessarily risky — something that is now standard when properly organised. • The risk can be managed with good structure, clear reference points for the players, solid rest defence and counter-pressing ”

” The centre is the shortest route to goal and usually produces the highest-quality chances. Despite this, many teams avoid attacking there. • The main reason is the fear of losing the ball centrally (more dangerous on the counter). The author compares this to how, 15–20 years ago, building from the back with short passes was considered unnecessarily risky — something that is now standard when properly organised. • The risk can be managed with good structure, clear reference points for the players, solid rest defence and counter-pressing ”

53,264 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Mikel #ARTETA - coaching methods - Explaining idea behind ”hexagon” shape field in positional game (6v6+4) Same exercise as down below ⬇️ - The fullback wide to wide winger pass can be an efficient press-trigger > wants to create better angles between ”wide players”

Mikel #ARTETA - coaching methods - Explaining idea behind ”hexagon” shape field in positional game (6v6+4) Same exercise as down below ⬇️ - The fullback wide to wide winger pass can be an efficient press-trigger > wants to create better angles between ”wide players”

818,726 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

GASPERINI - ATALANTA Tactical Analysis (VIDEO) 20min in-depth tactical analysis video of the current Lega Serie A leaders: Atalanta B.C. with the great Gasperini as the head-coach Some interesting points included in the analysis: • Man-Marking Defensive System • Verticality in attack • Wide-zone rotations To appreciate my work please; - Follow, Like & Retweet Thank you!

GASPERINI - ATALANTA Tactical Analysis (VIDEO) 20min in-depth tactical analysis video of the current Lega Serie A leaders: Atalanta B.C. with the great Gasperini as the head-coach Some interesting points included in the analysis: • Man-Marking Defensive System • Verticality in attack • Wide-zone rotations To appreciate my work please; - Follow, Like & Retweet Thank you!

327,113 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Roger #SCHMIDT - Training #Benfica 3 Zone Rondo - 3v1 Verticality Focus • 3v1 in zone 1, must play forward after limited passes > vertical priming • Defense work with intensity & press/cover Coaching points from Schmidt: - Orientation, Body position, Vertical focus (1)

Roger #SCHMIDT - Training #Benfica 3 Zone Rondo - 3v1 Verticality Focus • 3v1 in zone 1, must play forward after limited passes > vertical priming • Defense work with intensity & press/cover Coaching points from Schmidt: - Orientation, Body position, Vertical focus (1)

428,864 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Bodø/Glimt / Kjetil Knutsen - session example & progressions 1) Passing Drill 3 players play combinations with focus on: • Lay-offs • 2 players each side (min. width concept) • Give & go • Over/Underlap > create local 2v1 situations 2) Passing Drill — + finishing Same patterns/ideas — with a 1 touch finishing into goal 3) 3v2 Finishing Progression to opposed situation with focus on: • Pin the opponent • Create local 2v1 against opponent • Combinations to beat the defenders

Bodø/Glimt / Kjetil Knutsen - session example & progressions 1) Passing Drill 3 players play combinations with focus on: • Lay-offs • 2 players each side (min. width concept) • Give & go • Over/Underlap > create local 2v1 situations 2) Passing Drill — + finishing Same patterns/ideas — with a 1 touch finishing into goal 3) 3v2 Finishing Progression to opposed situation with focus on: • Pin the opponent • Create local 2v1 against opponent • Combinations to beat the defenders

115,815 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Luis #ENRIQUE - #PSG TRAINING ( pre #UCLfinal vs #INTER) — Positional Game 8v8+3 • Playing Zone with 4 zones — working with overloading concepts • Counter Press Focus • Small Zone as ”build up” zone to beat 1st press of opponent

Luis #ENRIQUE - #PSG TRAINING ( pre #UCLfinal vs #INTER) — Positional Game 8v8+3 • Playing Zone with 4 zones — working with overloading concepts • Counter Press Focus • Small Zone as ”build up” zone to beat 1st press of opponent

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Training - GK Build Up + Open Play (Training session I did for the UEFA PRO course in Cercle Brugge ) 1⃣ GK B-U vs man-marking Focus how to use the GK as +1 to attract pressure - Finding free player that is created - Follow opponent press - Find the free players through 3rd man combinations 2⃣ Open Play 10v8 (Farioli - Porto concept video as example) Focus to create + find free players between lines 1st central > or in wide zones through overloads - Attracting press centrally - Follow opponent press > create option between - 3rd man combinations > to find free player - Create free player + attract opponent in wide zones via ball oriented overloads with short distances - Diagonal switch focus

Training - GK Build Up + Open Play (Training session I did for the UEFA PRO course in Cercle Brugge ) 1⃣ GK B-U vs man-marking Focus how to use the GK as +1 to attract pressure - Finding free player that is created - Follow opponent press - Find the free players through 3rd man combinations 2⃣ Open Play 10v8 (Farioli - Porto concept video as example) Focus to create + find free players between lines 1st central > or in wide zones through overloads - Attracting press centrally - Follow opponent press > create option between - 3rd man combinations > to find free player - Create free player + attract opponent in wide zones via ball oriented overloads with short distances - Diagonal switch focus

35,651 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Crystal Palace - Oliver Glasner warm-up exercise - Scanning focus MD-1 training with focus on scanning and perceiving information forward before receiving the ball, here done with colour red or white. A simple exercise before adding more complexity with for-example a drill with: pressure from opponent.

Crystal Palace - Oliver Glasner warm-up exercise - Scanning focus MD-1 training with focus on scanning and perceiving information forward before receiving the ball, here done with colour red or white. A simple exercise before adding more complexity with for-example a drill with: pressure from opponent.

75,140 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Pep #LIJNDERS - Interview The new #RedBull Salzburg coach (former #Liverpool assistant) explaining his philosophy ” I prefer 4-3-3, because you can press in an unpredictable way with a 4-3-3 system ”

Pep #LIJNDERS - Interview The new #RedBull Salzburg coach (former #Liverpool assistant) explaining his philosophy ” I prefer 4-3-3, because you can press in an unpredictable way with a 4-3-3 system ”

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☘️New Celitc Coach | Wilfried Nancy Attacking Ideas (VIDEO) Some interesting concepts explained; ▪️Ball-oriented overloads → Create strong overloads close to the ball with patient short passes possession to create; - Numerical Advantage + a free player between lines ▪️Space over Position → Players move dynamically within the overload zone to identify the free space between lines → Same applies for the ball-far players providing diagonality position '' as close position as needed '' → From the diagonal position they can accelerate the attacks or again find the free player between the lines ▪️Manipulate opponent defensive structure → As explained in the video the idea is to attract and move opponent heavy towards the ball as many times as needed until opponent cannot solve the situation fast or properly 📽️ Created with Metrica PlayBase | Metrica Sports

☘️New Celitc Coach | Wilfried Nancy Attacking Ideas (VIDEO) Some interesting concepts explained; ▪️Ball-oriented overloads → Create strong overloads close to the ball with patient short passes possession to create; - Numerical Advantage + a free player between lines ▪️Space over Position → Players move dynamically within the overload zone to identify the free space between lines → Same applies for the ball-far players providing diagonality position '' as close position as needed '' → From the diagonal position they can accelerate the attacks or again find the free player between the lines ▪️Manipulate opponent defensive structure → As explained in the video the idea is to attract and move opponent heavy towards the ball as many times as needed until opponent cannot solve the situation fast or properly 📽️ Created with Metrica PlayBase | Metrica Sports

34,000 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Ralf #Rangnick - Training Methods Explaining his training methods and use of exaggeration & provocational rules ” We want to train in a way that makes the training even harder than the actual game by limiting time, space and learn under pressure ”

Ralf #Rangnick - Training Methods Explaining his training methods and use of exaggeration & provocational rules ” We want to train in a way that makes the training even harder than the actual game by limiting time, space and learn under pressure ”

68,370 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Racing Santander - In possession analysis Some interesting concepts applied by Racing: 1⃣ Ball-Oriented Overload ▫️Strong ball-oriented structures to create numerical advantage ▫️Quick combinational play to find the free man in short spaces via 3rd man, lay-offs ▫️The overload manipulates opponent structure to shift with many players to one area in order to defend the overload which ➡️ creates either spaces between them or in the ball-far side ➡️ that Racing tries to reach via diagonality positions and passes 2⃣ Diagonality Switches / Minimum Width ▫️The ball-far players always position themselves diagonally to create an open body position to ➡️ accelerate attacks in potential switches away from the ball-oriented overload 3⃣ Re-shape (after ball-loss) via short-passes ▫️Big idea with the overload ideas is to better control the potential transitions against and have stronger counter-pressing ▫️I like the idea of after ball-recovery ➡️ play quick short passes, within short distances to ➡️ control the rhythm + give time to create new ''overload'' situations in a ''controlled'' way 📽️Made with Metrica PlayBase | Metrica Sports

Racing Santander - In possession analysis Some interesting concepts applied by Racing: 1⃣ Ball-Oriented Overload ▫️Strong ball-oriented structures to create numerical advantage ▫️Quick combinational play to find the free man in short spaces via 3rd man, lay-offs ▫️The overload manipulates opponent structure to shift with many players to one area in order to defend the overload which ➡️ creates either spaces between them or in the ball-far side ➡️ that Racing tries to reach via diagonality positions and passes 2⃣ Diagonality Switches / Minimum Width ▫️The ball-far players always position themselves diagonally to create an open body position to ➡️ accelerate attacks in potential switches away from the ball-oriented overload 3⃣ Re-shape (after ball-loss) via short-passes ▫️Big idea with the overload ideas is to better control the potential transitions against and have stronger counter-pressing ▫️I like the idea of after ball-recovery ➡️ play quick short passes, within short distances to ➡️ control the rhythm + give time to create new ''overload'' situations in a ''controlled'' way 📽️Made with Metrica PlayBase | Metrica Sports

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