Inter Milan Skip Build Up Play - Inzaghi’s Philosophy
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2023
- This video takes a look at the tactical principles of Simone Inzaghi's Inter Milan. After losing Edin Dzeko and deciding not to have anything more to do with Romelu Lukaku. Inter added Marcus Thuram, and what an impact he has had!
We are only a few games into the new season but Inter Milan find themselves at the top of the table with some impressive stats. Not everyone is a fan of his brand of football but his counter-attacking team is VERY effective.
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I generally agree (I'm an Inter fan and I see all the matches).
But what I don't understand it's the idea that the build up phase is poor or directly skipped.
That's not true.
Sometimes it happens but it's a choice, not a way to hide some technical lack.
If you look closely to an entir3 match, you'll see 3 defenders and 3 midfileders all very good with the ball, triyng to manipulate opponents pressing, before triggering the verticality of the move.
It's not just a long ball team, please don't say that.
It has maybe the best midfield in Italy
Thank you for commenting.
My point is not that Inter’s build up is bad; my point is that Inzaghi has realized it’s just not necessary, or at least a ponderous one is not necessary.
I’ve watched all the inter games this season, and a lot of last’s especially CL. I know that Bastoni especially and the other CB get forward rapidly. It’s a fantastic system but you have to admit it’s pragmatic? At the end of the video I say that Inzaghi is one of the best. I really think he is but he’s just different.
@@MrBlueFootball So, overlapping CB is pragmatic? Inter's (deep) build-up plays are more similar to de zerbi's automation than moyes' brexitball.
@MrBlueFootball inzaghi is pragmatic when necessary other wise majority of games we have more possession and there are passing sequences that each to goals. We can counter attack and score or we can make 40 passes like man city or real madrid and then score a team goal.
@@mosaabtwice3999are you blind or just dumb?
@@mosaabtwice3999there's no denying whatever you said. Very spot on
I just think as an Inter fan since now almost 40 years I have never seen Inter play so an exciting and good football. Inter can do everything, counterattacking which is the best fit for the current players but also managing and keeping the ball and creating football and dangerous moments during the game.
A very dangerous team with a lot of weapons with a big difference to the previous year. Now Inter has a complete squad, see Frattesi, Carlos Augusto, Sanchez, Asslani which is growing, Klaasen...
Inter literally can play, unlike city, multiple styles. Possesion or counter ones. In that sense Inter is unique among europe's elite.
That’s why I think they are one of the favorites to win the UCL
Only Real Madrid and Inter can play any style.
Sneaking in VARdrid @@edwnas
Inter is like a proper commerical movie.
a bit of action, comedy, sentiment, emotion.
perfectly balanced team
No mega stars but is a great team with some amazing chemistry.
I agree amidst their financial woes they have had to sell their stars (Icardi, Lukaku, Hakimi, Onana, Brozovic....) in order to build a 22man roster of almost equal value across the board. There are less peaks of pure quality. Inzaghi is very good at getting players to express their full value.
Where Inzaghi lacks is that he is not a motivator, so when a game is big the players don't need convincing, when the game is vs minnows that is where they have lost points in the past.
@@TheFelole yes, losing to Empoli and Monza
I agreed
@@wishvakrish3583 yep Monza twice, Roma, Lazio, Udinese, Empoli, Bologna, Spezia 8 losses that cost them the Scudetto.
@@TheFelole Roma and Lazio is okay lol. Come on
@@wishvakrish3583 sure can be good teams. To answer your question we need to get in the detail.
At that stage of the league Roma were in a poor run of form 3L 2W the previous 5 and Lazio were at the beginning of the season with Sarri known to have difficulty to get teams to play his football. So at that stage in the head of the players these were not big games.
I think he does what it takes to win. Inter is comfortable with pressing and overloading the opponent with Bastoni. They had a good 70% possession vs. Cagliari.
They know when to press, how to build an attack, but most of all when to let the opponent have the ball.
They usually dictate the game without the ball. They'll make you play on their terms.
They don't just sit deep and counter. They do all those mini dances throughout the game if you look closer.
They defend with a 532 but will often mini press in a 442 from their own half.
Seems to have continued Conte’s tactical set up but made it better..
Conte was a winging Moron
His tactic was defend and pass it to lakaka who would fuck it up as usual
Lautaro hated him
He didn’t like regista role leaving eriksen on the bench
What are you talking about ?
Inter do not skip the build up play. It is situational. Onana compared to Somer has better long range passing, but Somer is just a notch downgrade in that department. In short passing they are both good. And Inter utilizes that. Their long passes to the wing back are a thing they are doing it for almost 3 years now, but only if there is a space. But Inter were last year and still are today one of the best team in Europe for building from the back, and the different patterns they have to do it. And they do rotate position, Acerbi some times goes as a left back, sometimes steps up forward in the mid when building from the back. Dumfries sometimes is as a 3 striker, sometimes as a winger. And Lautaro and Đeko last year and this year Thuram, do rotate a lot, and do a lot of similar thing, that's why the are so hard to track.
With pavard we can have more options from long ball
I think that the main point is that Inter rarely do offensive pressing. The midfielders waste less stamina running and it shows in the second half. Also the positioning of players is always perfect and they pass very fast because they know where teammates are going to be. I don't think Inter is a defensive team in a strict sense. I think that, even when not counter-attacking, instead of continuos web of passes it prefers few lightning speed touches when the midfield sees an opening.
Good analysis.
I agree amidst their financial woes they have had to sell their stars (Icardi, Lukaku, Hakimi, Onana, Brozovic....) in order to build a 22man roster of almost equal value across the board. There are less peaks of pure quality. Inzaghi is very good at getting players to express their full value.
Where Inzaghi lacks is that he is not a motivator, so when a game is big the players don't need convincing, when the game is vs minnows that is where they have lost points in the past.
As a lifelong juventino, man, f this Inter midfield, so strong lol
You guys had your time. Now it's our turn
@@basedarsonist I don’t think anyone is beating you guys this year. Maybe if we had gotten malinkovic savic and pogba was healthy and not banned lol
@@kytaem I don't wanna talk too soon cause we're competing on all fronts with Serie A, Coppa, and UCL while you can focus only on Serie A and Coppa. Anything is possible
Basically he's taken a group of offensive minded (but hard working) players and got them to play a tight defensive system. Only one guy on the team - the central defender acerbi/devrij - is a player that made their name playing defense first. Even the other central D Bastoni and Darmian are attack minded players, while their regista calha made his name as an attacking #10.
And yeah last year there was one defensive/running weak spot on the team - the striker, whether it was Lukaku or Dzeko. And Thuram is just a massive upgrade in terms of running and covering back that he kind of just completes them and makes them airtight.
Bastoni has been a CB since the youths
He Just likes to get more ahead in the pitch
@@steventheliar1461 no doubt but always an attack-minded full back with questionable defensive chops....though he seems to have those defensive chops now. Stud player.
Martinez Is actually pretty much as defensive minded as a foward as you can get
Lately Inter is fun to watch as well as effective
I thing i love about ur content is that you cover every kind of manager not just positional play loving ones!
Great analysis,, we love mister he is one of the bests o
Counter attack with high technique players and strong character coach. Madrid do that and win 3 UCL. Inter against big guys in UCL would be real test,cs in serie A I don't think there is a club could beat them if inter play full team.
can you please do a video on fc 24 inter tactis?
I love Inter’s tactics, especially their ability to change tactics. I don’t have FC24 though.
Inzaghi' defence alternates positional, zonal marking with man marking. It is an impressive feat.
Most teams adopt both man marking and zonal. With some exceptions like arsenal and atalanta i believe.
2 goal in Fiorentina match ... Shows how they counter attack perfectly
Who is Simeone?
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How can inter loose to atlectico Madrid inzaghi had brought in some serious treat this inter side exactly looks like Mourinho 2010 side
Inzaghi philosopy yeah the striker get ball at the right time and score
Inter dont play a back 4. They play a 3-5-2
Yes but in certain scenarios they have a different shape. He explained this is the video.
Inter using Allegris old tactics from his first time at Juve. Typical Inter merda. :p ( sits with popcorn and waits for the tears lol)
Juve fans think there the only one entitled to tactics and players, you didn’t invent anything 😂 go cry
Funny, I thought you were waiting for, yet, another sanction on either your crooked management, doped players or gambing addicted youth.
ur a funny guy, cuz Inter won UCL in 2010 using similar tactics…
Typical Jubentino voyeur, getting wet on Inter updates.
So basically this is Calcio Verticale a la Conte but Inzaghi upgraded it to be even more direct and efficient