#3 Double Pivot In Midfield
Barcelona have been generally playing with a 4-3-3 development for the last 12-13 years yet it is likely time presently to embrace an alternate arrangement. Luis Enrique fiddled with a 3-4-3 briefly yet it did not exactly work.
Xavi and Iniesta, who directed terms in the midfield with their splendid passing and ball possesion play, are no longer there and Barca would need to change their development in that manner. Arthur Melo, Barca’s new no. 8, has an incredible work rate and is a decent passer yet is still not exactly at Xavi’s level as far as controlling the beat of the match.
Subsequently, the Brazilian and veteran Sergio Busquets should play together as a twofold rotation in Barca’s midfield.
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Busquets plays as a third center-back on occasion, yet has progressed towards becoming slower with age. He is anything but an extraordinary tackler either and wants to clear balls and make assaults from his very own half.
Along these lines, Arthur would need to play box-to-box, and furthermore, help Busquets his guarded obligations. That would empower Barca to be steady and secure at the back and their assaulting players would likewise have the capacity to play all the more unreservedly.
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