Stefano Pioli's 19/20 Milan // 4-2-3-1 w/ False-9 Attacker

A 4-2-3-1 attacking tactic, with one of the strikers playing as a false 9 that moves with a lot of freedom and almost plays as an attacking-midfielder (In Milan's case obviously Çalhanoglu plays in this position).

The whole team has a lot of freedom to move away from positions, and this makes the tactic be more than a standard and ineffective 4-4-2 tactic; the box-to-box midfielder (Kessié in Milans's case) starts the plays and kinda helps the defense, and the Advanced Playmaker controls the midfield with the wingers both cutting to the inside and exploring the wide areas of the field.