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Bayern already have world-class on-ball players. More elite off-ball movers, runners who constantly attack space and stretch defensive lines. Position wise a 9/10 & Winger. The funny thing is, the two most obvious solutions are already right there in front of them.

Michael Olise has always had absurd range on his left foot, and he’s weaponised it to become both a top-tier creator and a ridiculous threat from distance. Only two RWs in world football can do this frequently. You simply can’t put a price tag on that.

Germany's OOP is pretty much classic Julian Nagelsmann. • 3-5-2 (depending on the opponent's midfield structure, whether they're in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1). • Once the ball is played to the full-back, the man-oriented press is triggered. The forwards make the return pass difficult. • It's an effective concept for a while, but if it's your only mechanism, it's also relatively easy to manipulate against teams with strong rotations. • For example, an overlapping full-back, a false nine, and a winger making an inside run can really stress-test the Sané-Kimmich-Tah. • A smart midfield can also drag Felix Nmecha too high up the pitch, creating a huge pocket of space for the striker to interpret and exploit.

Michael Olise - Here to stay

Nathaniel Brown ~ The Perfect Full-Back for Kompany A look at Nathaniel "Nene" Brown and why he could be an ideal fit for FC Bayern. 📸: (@LuxLucaLol) [THREAD]🧵