4-3-3 Quick as a Pigeon

This first season with Ajax I have been focusing on developing my own tactic.
Which revolves around attacking, fast play while maintaining possession and pressing play.



My idea here is to attack with at least 5 players, while maintaining the defensive stability.
As you can see is to have two ball playing defenders. Which are mainly the start of our attacks.
In front of them there is a WBL, DMC and a WBR. The left back basically functions as a winger, to overload the left wing. While the right back is all about the stability and create a safe pass back option and occasionally get a bit further on the field.

The defensive midfielder speaks for itself, and acts as a third center back when we lose possession. To keep the gaps in the center closed as much.

The midfielders are basically the bread and butter to spread the passes. The central midfielder is a bit lower on the field, maybe more like an 8. And the attacking midfielder is for support for the right wing and between the lines. It is about making triangles and creating passing options.

On the left wing we have an inverted winger, which will make room for our left back to take the flank.
On the right wing we have a classic winger, who mainly stays wide. So our attacking player will have space to move and drop into channels.

The most danger will come from the flanks, low crosses and pass back to midfielders in front of the oppositions defense to rip open the opposites defense.

For the defense part we fall back to a 5-4-1. We press a lot and have a high block, and stay narrow.

Some data:



This tactic works perfectly for me and my team. I have bought only my left back and which is a good and decent player. So no high tier players.
This tactic is to show fellow Ajacieden that we can play beautiful attacking football with results as we are missing it this season.

Feel free to try it out. I cannot guarantee that it works the same for you as for me, but I found it very solid.

Note: English is not my main language, so bear with me. Questions? Feel free to ask!
Used it and want to share your opinion about it? Be welcome, as I am curious!