177cm has a speed What position is suitable for playing football if the body is not strong

Winger. If you have a good sense of defence and position, play at left and right wing-backs. If you have a good sense of teamwork, you can play as a striker or as a winger.

In the case of sneakers, it depends on the ground of the field, and sand and land are spiked shoes. Spikes for the grass. The choice of shoes also depends on your foot shape, the slender foot is suitable for wearing the Nike Assassin series, and the stout foot is suitable for wearing the Adi Falcon series.

It depends on where you play, if it's a school, you play as a striker. If you want to be professional, the football team is recommended to mention the left and right... When there is speed, a kicking edge is suitable. Shoes depend on what you have to do, not professional wear ordinary shoes, do not wear professional sneakers to avoid injury.

Of course, it's the striker, because the striker has speed, it's a big advantage, the midfielder's speed is not very good, the defender needs speed, but he needs the body, and if he has the speed, he doesn't have the body, and playing as a striker or as a wing-back is a wise choice.

Fits in any location.

Messi played as a striker, Andrea Pirlo played as a midfielder, Baresi played as a defender and Campos as goalkeeper.

Full-backs, full-backs are OK, I recommend you Adidas F50 Adizero TRX FG series shoes FG general artificial grass, real grass (short grass) can do. Because of the need for speed, the shoes in this series are lighter, thinner, with a good foot feel and good passing. If the right foot hits the right, the left and right sides are better, and you can go down to the bottom or cut inside.

If you have good awareness, accurate running, and good marksmanship, you can go to be a striker, referring to Inzaghi, Owen, etc. If you have a better sense of the ball than a shot, you can dribble the ball, Shadowpeak, or a winger, refer to Theo Walcott, Robinho, etc. If you pass the ball well, have a wide field of vision, dribble the ball is not bad, do a smart forward midfielder, only use it for engines, refer to Iniesta, Ribery, etc.

Full-back, SS are fine. Shoes depend on your venue. Real grass and fake grass? Long grass and short grass?

If you're not physically strong, to be honest, it's useless to have speed, and football is very confrontational.

Wingers, look at Tottenham's Bale.

Too general. It depends on the individual technical characteristics, if you play with the full-back.

The winger is more suitable, the Assassin series.

Winger, if you have a good sense and good technique, you can also be a number nine and a half.

Winger. It doesn't matter if you have heels in the early stage. If you don't know how to kick, you can wear any shoes and wear nonsense.

A winger or a full-back, if you are confident in your defense and stamina, a full-back is fine, and if you are shoeed, an assassin and an F50 should be fine.

A striker can also be small and fast, and it doesn't have to be physical. I'm not as tall as you, I'm only 1.73 meters, but I've been a goalkeeper for many years.

Wingers, wingbacks. It mainly relies on breakthroughs, and when it breaks through, it accelerates, mainly passing or shooting after passing.

Striker Messi Villa World Cup that F50 or the same type of assassin.

As a striker, you just need to shoot and get football boots.

Dude, you have the potential of a Chinese football defender, you have a strong physique, I played this position in middle school, and it was widely acclaimed. There are also long and accurate people who can't be bad with short passes, so you should understand that accuracy is practiced, not born with feelings, and a series of skills such as dribbling need to be practiced, not just look at it.

The position of defender suits you very well according to your description, and the position is like this when you were a student, and the position is gradually moving forward as your skills grow.

You stay in midfield as a free man, and you go wherever you need to.

Hello, I think the fullback is like Robt Carlos.

You can play as a defensive midfielder, occasionally with long passes forward, which doesn't require much pace and dribbling skills, with a centre-back for heading and a midfielder for attack, which is just what you need, and you can also get forward in attack.

None of them seem to fit. Not big enough to play full-back. If you don't have good technique, you can't play full-back.

You are suitable for playing a defensive midfielder, suitable for playing your long pass accuracy, the technique is rough, the requirements in this position are not too high, thank you for adopting, I am also a football person.

It's a fullback, and which foot you're used to using is also important!

In fact, you can also play full-back, full-back is not to say how good it is to run fast, the main thing is that you have to be willing to run, modern football wing long pass is used less, the middle long pass is a lot, I suggest that you even if you like the side to work the short pass, and the running position is reasonable and positive.

I think it's more appropriate to play in the back waist, not particularly high, if you play the defender, the header clearance and the like are not very advantageous, the back is different, although there are more involved in defense, but there are more organizational attacks, if you are stronger, the defense has an advantage, and the back waist has a lot of requirements for passing, if you pass the ball well, the position of the back waist is more advantageous.

If the dribbling is not good, the speed is average, and the defender who plays the striker or assists the striker in attacking requires speed while passing the ball, which is not very suitable, so it is recommended that the position of the back waist is better.

If you play at the back, you play in the back position. Otherwise, you can play the kind of full-back who doesn't have many assists. Midfield is not for you.

You can choose full-backs, and as for assists, it depends on what kind of play your team plays.

In fact, if you have a central defender in the back, you can also try to break the central defender in front of you.

Believe me, a shadow striker, with speed, can pass, play a shadow striker at your age, or a striker, a winger, if the speed is okay, the winger is invincible with the ball, look at the C. of the yearGauze. The second year of junior high school is 177cm, which is very awesome, free kicks are OK, why can't I make a long pass, practice more, and play midfield organization.

You can play wingers, pay attention to physical training, usually practice around the pile header under the bottom cross, because you are only 177 in the second year of junior high school, the conditions are very good, and it will be great to grow a little meat in a few years, and you can practice strength when you are not very tall, and then hehe, the future is immeasurable.

It would be more appropriate to play the front midfielder according to your description. The front midfield needs to be organized, have speed, practice short passes and through plugs a lot, and it will definitely be no problem.

Find a few players with a similar style to you, such as Gotze.

Isn't this the rhythm of the shadow striker?

Left and right wingers are a good option. Similar to Xiao Luo hitting the left. Messi plays on the right like this. can play your organizational role.

Playing in the midfield, which is relatively physically demanding, and can show your ability to organise attacks.

If you are fast and have good dribbling skills, you can consider the position of the full-back, and the physical confrontation on the wing is easier than that in the middle.

The body is not strong enough, the potential to play central defenders and midfielders is not great, and the strikers are now popular in the turret type, such as Ibrahimovic, Beba, if you want to instigate and organize, you have to have a better forward waist, but the front waist requires good skills, fast speed, wide vision, good sense of smell, the landlord has more work in this regard, there is potential!

It is recommended that you play as a second striker.

You can organize the organization, and you can use your court awareness to help the team score, and the most important thing is that you are not strong enough.

Playing as a second striker, the position is more flexible. There will be no particularly serious physical contact.

Hope it helps.

Friend, if you're going to play on your own, I suggest you play as a wing-back or a shadow striker on the right, similar to Messi's position, have you ever seen Messi break through with his body?

If you feel that your skills are not very good, you can play as a full-back, make a 45-degree diagonal pass when attacking, and retreat to the midfield when you defend, and wait for the next round of attack.

It is recommended to play on the left and right wingers, if you are physically better, the forward midfielder is more suitable for technical type, I just play on the left and right sides, and the factors are the same as you, I recommend looking at players like Ribery, Beckham, Robben and the style of play will help you.

Then play Pirlo's position, an organizational and dispatching back, which should be able to give full play to the characteristics of the landlord's strong planning and organizational ability. In addition, if the landlord is fast, the full-backs can also come forward to assist

Hope to be able to help the landlord

A playmaker like Andrea Pirlo, or a striker like Sneijder, or a striker like Saviola, or a full-back like Lahm.

That's the midfielder, in a team with a tall striker. Just like Diego and Silva.

Goalkeeper. No need to be strong! It's a foul when someone touches you.

I'm not strong, I'm playing as a striker, like Inzaghi's [sweat] and trying to pass and shoot without a lot of physical contact.

Organizational midfielders or wingers....

Striker, fast enough, good enough technique, calm enough at the goal. Messi God.

It should be okay to play the goalkeeper, but if it doesn't, you can be a central defender.

The landlord is in**Ah.

You will organize the best to play the front midfield. Playing here, the midfielder is more important than the winger!

You can play anywhere in the national team, and if you're not under 23 years old, it's okay to play in the national Olympics.

Ortega's type of striker.

There won't be much physical contact between the goalkeepers.

I personally have a little understanding of football, non-professional, think that the body of football sports "consciousness" technology.

Generally speaking, speed is the most important physical attribute, followed by strength or dexterity. Therefore, it is recommended that you consider the position first from your own physical condition. After all, many sports teams are also selected from the perspective of physical fitness.

Strikers need explosiveness, speed, strength, balance, and if flexible, bounce is better for the front waist speed, balance, and flexibility.

The back is strong, endurance, and if explosive, the bounce is better.

Central defender Height, bouncing, strong, if explosive, flexible is better Nowadays, many teams have a double central defender with one high and one fast, high point air defense, fast defense behind and help defense.

Wings Explosiveness, flexibility, balance, speed, stamina if bounce is better, the above are some personal suggestions, I hope to help you.

It is estimated that it can only be a substitute striker.

The CM position in the midfield suits you, and if you have good awareness, you can also play AM.

Other locations are absolutely inappropriate.

At the age of 16, there is still a lot of space, the technique can be practiced, and the consciousness is practiced in the competition. Of course, playing more games such as live and FIFA can improve your awareness.

Whether you can play or not depends mainly on movement and passing, and you don't need to pass in some positions.

In midfield, you learn to keep the ball on the spot. Your teammates can bring what they can.

How's the defense? How about passing? How about a long shot? What about midfielders' interception capabilities?

I feel like you're fit to play at the back.

I think it's better at the back. Because it won't pass, 150 pounds. I don't know how the landlord's long-range shot is. It is recommended that the landlord introduce himself from these aspects: dribbling, shooting, body, tackles, and balls.

Good front back! Eyes tied with a rope! Improving the space, the potential of people is infinite!

In the case of wild balls, the midfielder (personally recommended at the back), the current midfielder requires to be able to organize and defend, and you are quite suitable. If the technique is not too strong, start with the defender, your conditions are sufficient, and when the technology and the overall situation are overlooked, you can consider going to the middle.

Hello. Inserting forward means that you have an attacking sense, and if you want to play as a striker, it doesn't matter if you don't pass, but you have to have speed.

If you are a midfielder, you must have a good vision and good ball control.

I'm the same age as you, I'm a midfielder, and if you just play football, you can practice more basic football skills, and only when the foundation is good can you have room to improve.

It doesn't matter if I'm 600 degrees myopia, because I'm also short-sighted, so just tighten my glasses.

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Never play as a striker or a defender because it requires speed. The back can be, just defend is enough Passing can be a little worse, but the passing accuracy must be there, the back often has to play the ball with big feet during the game, and when the opponent comes to press, you can almost pass the ball out, so you can mainly practice passing and defending. You can also cut forward and you can go for a spot from a set-piece.