SOURCE OF INSPIRATION! TITE IS INSPIRED BY WENGER AND HAS A NEW APPROACH AT FLAMENGO

In the Brazilian football scene, it is common for coaches to seek references from renowned strategists from abroad. Tite, coach of Flamengo, is no exception. Recently, he revealed that he has been inspired by Arsène Wenger, former Arsenal coach, to implement new strategies in the Red and Black squad.

In training at Ninho do Urubu, Tite has been adopting a peculiar approach: the constant alternation between teams and formations. This tactic aims to promote interaction between all players in the same sector, a practice similar to that which Wenger applied during his time in charge at Arsenal.

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A clear example of this strategy was observed during the second round of the Libertadores, when Tite, replacing Guillermo Varela , moved Ayrton Lucas to the right flank and repositioned Matías Vinã on the left. This change not only demonstrates the coach's tactical flexibility, but also highlights the influence of Wenger's ideas on his approach.

In a recent press conference, Tite explained his methodology: “I learned from Arsène Wenger and I do a confrontational work modifying the pair of defenders, changing sides, changing the right and left sector, the defensive and offensive phase, so that it can generate connection within the team.”

This innovative approach by Tite has awakened the interest not only from Flamengo, but also from football experts, who see this strategy as a way to enhance the team's collective performance. Now, it's up to the red and black players to absorb these changes and adapt to this new dynamic, seeking to achieve the objectives established for the season.