So the opponent they need to surpass next is only the third-placed Naples.
Mancini values this match imnsely.
As soon as the previous match against Sassuolo ended, he imdiately began studying tactics.
He had Chiwo collect all 90 minutes of Sampdoria’s previous 23 matches and watched every minute without missing any.
Key monts were reviewed repeatedly with the coaching staff to formulate targeted plans.
The entire coaching staff was ticulous, pondering many aspects repeatedly.
So specific tactics were still under discussion the day before the match, hanging in suspension.
The starting lineup was the sa.
At the mont, Chiwo was holding his computer, briskly walking toward Mancini’s office.
He was about to present his opinion on a habitual defensive gap between Sampdoria’s fullbacks and center-backs.
Chiwo believed that his discovery was crucial for Inter to win at ho, pinpointing a tactical weakness in the opponent.
As he reached Mancini’s office door, ready to push it open.
He noticed the door was ajar.
Through the gap, he saw Tang Long sitting across from Mancini, seemingly discussing sothing.
"Hmm? Why would Mancini be talking to Tang at this mont?"
His hand withdrew from the door.
He decided to wait outside for a while.
The faint sound of conversation drifted through the door to Chiwo’s ears.
"Tang, do you have any suggestions for our starting formation in tomorrow’s match?"
Mancini seed to be seriously asking Tang Long.
Chiwo was stunned.
He could hardly believe his ears!
The day before the match, Mancini was actually asking a player for his thoughts on the ga formation.
No way, this can’t be real, can it?
When did Mancini beco so democratic?
In Chiwo’s impression, Mancini was an extrely arrogant and confident coach.
When he was determined about sothing, even opposition from the coaching staff was futile.
Especially regarding tactical play, this Italian coach was particularly stubborn; not even ten oxen could drag him back.
As for asking a player for tactical advice?
That would be even more unimaginable!
Mancini wouldn’t even listen to the coaching staff sotis, and he’d listen to a player’s thoughts?
Moreover, Tang Long was only 18; Mancini could almost be Tang Long’s father.
Chiwo couldn’t help but be moved!
"A world-class tactical master still being so down-to-earth, asking an 18-year-old player for team tactics; such a great character is truly admirable! It seems that, apart from football tactics, there are still many aspects of being a person that Mr. Mancini has for to learn from."
At this mont.
In the office, Tang Long sitting opposite Mancini.
Observing the elegant yet handso head coach, who was over fifty and had so graying hair.
Tang Long actually understood Mancini’s intention.
Due to his personnel position adjustnts and formation changes proposed in the matches against Udinese and Sassuolo successfully altering the match’s progress and helping the team turn the tide.
Mancini was surely seeking more tactical advice from him.
But to be honest, Tang Long couldn’t provide Mancini with worthwhile clues in pre-match tactical planning.
His AI system was only at the interdiate level.
This plugin’s main effect was in real-ti big data model analysis during the match.
And transmitting through brainwaves to Tang Long’s brain, helping him think and make the next decision.
These all happen in real-ti during the match.
Speaking of pre-match tactical suggestions based on the opponent’s situation, that’s not within Tang Long’s capability yet.
The match hasn’t even started yet, the opponent’s people can’t be seen, and the current state of the ho players on the field is unknown.
Just wanting to conduct data analysis, there’s no real-ti data source available.
However, Tang Long felt that since he had established such an impressive image in front of Mancini, this persona couldn’t crumble; he had to maintain this level of awesoness~
He pretended to think hard, then lightly coughed twice, trying to slow his speech, making each word seem well-considered.
"Mr. Mancini, in the first encounter with Sampdoria, we lost 0:3 away; returning to ho, I think we must strengthen our offense and score more goals!"
"Well said!"
Mancini slapped the table heavily, his eyes firm.
"Just what I intended, we need to score more goals!"
"Last year, Mikhailovic spoke arrogantly, saying we’re just a mid-table team at Inter; when have I, Mancini, ever coached a mid-table team? I’ve only gone to the best!"
"Now tell , how can we score more goals."
Mancini leaned forward, eagerly anticipating Tang Long’s next words.
"Well, during defense, the formation must stay compact, and once quickly counterattacking after intercepting the ball, we need to rapidly expand the formation to ensure the efficiency of the counterattack. In siege, players must maintain a triangular position, the distance between each other must not be far, and interchanging is also necessary."
Listening to these sowhat vague phrases from Tang Long.
Mancini nodded slightly in a sowhat puzzled manner.
"Uh, if I were to speak concretely, I think the position of the right back should go to Yuto Nagatomo; he has ample stamina, quick speed on the flank, and a reasonable passing ability. As long as he passes well, Icardi still has a great chance to connect with him," Tang Long said earnestly.
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