There is a book introduction introducing advanced soccer tactics!

Too much, right!! Defensive and set-piece coaches can figure out how to do it, so I won't talk about it.

I talk about a more advanced offensive tactic in sports warfare.

Running is the way to run up the net and to a position where no defender is paying attention, thus posing the greatest threat to the opponent's goal. Lateral movement in positional play can be very useful: not only can you pull out gaps for the ball, but you can also disrupt the opponent's defensive system and create opportunities for other players (which requires a lot of speed and stamina, so you need to be physically trained).

And this kind of opportunity is often created by the tacit cooperation between the striker and the winger, and the rapid change of position. In this way, the striker runs to the wing and the winger runs to the middle. If your wingers are taller and stronger than the opposing wing-backs, and they are man-to-man, don't you pull the diminutive full-backs in the middle and the slower-moving and tall centre-backs on the wings?

If the four defenders don't follow you, then you have to start doing it right away.

A quick kick between three or four guys, and the way I ran the way I said above, will definitely tear through their defence!

Also, now that football is developing so fast, those books, CDs, will soon become obsolete!

You see that ten years ago, there were so many high school forwards who stood on the pile, and now it seems that there is only Trezegay, and it is still in the twilight of his life. It seems that a football master once said: By 2020, there may be no so-called strikers!

The advanced football style of play is very inseparable from the environment, which is pondered by football people in combination with the current situation, and it is impossible to freeze the frame of books and CDs!

There is a book "Football Techniques and Tactics", written by the Germans, which is quite good. It is available online.

1, "Upside Down Pyramid": Jonathan Wilson is the one who makes the spare. The book is a pioneering soccer book, a chronicle of the tactics of soccer and the talented coaches who spread their distinctive style of football around the world.

2. "Football System and Strategy": Written by Jens Bonsberg and Borg Peterson. The book is a global guide on how to build a team based on the quality of the players in the team.

The book introduces the four main football systems and provides a detailed analysis of the different strategies, tactics and styles used to deal with various types of opponents. In addition, the book introduces the classic football system in different parts of the world, including Latin America, England, Norway, South America, Africa, and more.

3. "Offensive Football: Tactical Analysis": The author is Masmo Luchez.

The book outlines different strategies for creating scoring opportunities in different football systems. For each system, the author discusses in detail the strategies, tactics, and themes, as well as the skills and tactics and physical qualities required of the players using the system.

Introduction to the book of technical actions in football:

French football star Zinedine Zidane - "Champion of Life".

Argentine football star Maradona - "I am Diego".

German football star Effenberg - "I Can Do My Complaint".

Irish football star Keane – "I'm Not a Villain".

English football star Steven Gerrard – "My Autobiography".

England football star Wayne Rooney – "My Story So Far".

England soccer star Kirbyshley – "Football, Dreams".

English football star Strachan – "Football in My Life".

English football star Fowler - "Red for a Day, Red for Life".

English football star Piret – "The Autobiography of Pire".

English football star Ryan Giggs – My Story

English football star Patrick Vieira – "Nine Years of the Gunners".

English football star David Beckham – "My Stand", "My Son Beckham".

English football star Joe Cole – "Mr. Defence".

English football star John Terry – "My Winning Season".

England football star Frank Lampard – "Totally Frank".

England soccer star Ashley Cole – "My Defence".

English football star Rio Ferdinand – "My Story".

English football star Owen - "The Undisclosed Me".

Italian football star Paolo Maldini – "The Autobiography of Paolo Maldini".

Italian football star Baggio – "Heaven's Gate".

Italian referee Corina – "My Rules".

Brazilian football star Ronaldo Jr. - "Ronaldo Jr., the magic of a superstar".

Brazilian soccer star Pele – "Pele's Autobiography".

German football star Beckenbauer - "Half the World Soul of the Ball".

Columnists write tactics abroad, and the most famous tactics book of those years is Jonathan Wilson's "Inverting the Pyramid," which he contributed to both The Guardian and Sports Illustrated. In fact, there are very few subjective things in this kind of book, their theme is always tactical trends, because the columnist also knows how many pounds and taels he has, "Reversal Pyramid" seems to me to be a very easy to understand tactical book, he started from football in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and connected every rule change and tactical change in series, telling you why there is such a change, what are the reasons and thoughts for the change, which game is a milestone in this regard, Which tournament changed the development trend of football, these are not made up by them out of thin air, but what many coaches have said and done, this group of people who write tactics is not so much studying tactical details, but recording tactical history, most of the details are from the mouth of the coach, not the pen of a columnist, can you say that these contents are nonsense? Of course not.

In my opinion, macro tactical knowledge can help you better understand football, for example, from a macro point of view, football is a very simple numbers game, focusing on local advantages to trigger global wins, such as Jonathan Wilson in this paragraph about 3-5-2 vs single striker formation:

Read this paragraph and you will understand why the 3-5-2 is not popular in today's football, and read some other articles and you will understand how the back three of Napoli and Uruguay are different from the past. In the same way, why has football changed from a top-heavy N multi-striker formation to a top-heavy single-striker or double-striker formation model, why the offside rules have changed several times, why there are players with different roles in different periods, and so on, that is, because there are constant games and many people's thinking in the middle. Speaking of "Reversal of the Pyramid", I have read some chapters, and my favorite is the part of Saki & Ac Milan, and after reading it you will realize what a great coach Saki himself is, and he can even stand with Michels as a watershed figure in modern football.