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This is what optimal left-side dynamics looks like. 1. Watch Calafiori throughout. He makes all this possible because he can play in the half-space, on the wing, and as the CF. Only profiles like him, Mendes, and Hakimi should be encouraged to play in the halfspace in attack regularly....

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