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Tactical analysis of real football teams from all over the Magicomonta World

Real football tactical analysis articles from teams around the world written by Magicomonta
Started on 29 January 2025 by Magicomonta
Latest Reply on 3 February 2025 by Magicomonta
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good evening boys and girls, in this topic you can find all my tactical analyses of real football from all over the world. These are the analyses that I create to then recreate my tactical emulations in Football Manager 24.

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Tactical Analysis of Como 1907 by Cesc Fabregas




Introduction


Already as a footballer he had demonstrated a brilliant football mind and above-average vision of the game, but after hanging up his boots he also demonstrated foresight as an entrepreneur, manager and coach. In 2023, in fact, Cesc Fabregas joined Como 1907. The former Spanish midfielder brought a wealth of knowledge to the Italian club, bringing it back to Serie A after more than 30 years, where it had also sunk into the amateurs. After an apprenticeship as a coach without a license alongside Welshman Osian Roberts, in 2024/25 he finally became the first coach of the lagoon team, with great transfer market moves spending almost 78 million and a great idea of ​​football inspired by Cesc Fabresas, Como is playing a respectable Serie A. Let's discover Cesc Fabregas' tactical analysis of Como.

Tactical Analysis

Modules used by Cesc Fabregas' Como
Basic game system: 4-2-3-1

Game system that is in possession: 4-2-1-3/2-1-4-3

Game system without possession: 4-2-3-1/4-2-4/4-5-1

Build-up of Cesc Fabregas' Como
Cesc Fabregas' Como starts the action from the bottom with the goalkeeper serving the two central defenders who try to carry the ball towards the opponent's half of the pitch. This is achieved thanks to combinations of movements in front of them. The wingers usually start wide and come into the field when the play begins. This often gives the Lagunari a numerical superiority in midfield, which will help them beat the opposition's pressure.

When the wingers come into the field, the opposition's full-backs do too, opening up huge spaces in width. This allows Como’s full-backs to push up into these spaces and receive passes from midfield. When the centre-backs have the ball, the ball-side full-back will be positioned slightly higher, ensuring the centre-back’s passing lane is open. [...]

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