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Elite managers like Pep Guardiola & Jurgen Klopp have been using inverted fullbacks in recent season to huge success. But why are they so vital to their systems and dominance? JJ Bull explains.

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24 Comments

  1. Elite inverted fullbacks are so damn difficult to deal with too. A player like Zinchenko can literally be the difference between winning/losing/keeping possession/neutralising opponents etc. It’s a cheat code.

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  3. “Why managers like Guardiola and Arteta…” – You mean Pep invented it and everyone else copied.

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  5. “Inverted” feels like the wrong word to describe “a fullback that moves inside as an extra central midfielder” considering “inverted” is used for wingers that play on opposite wings than their main foot.

  6. its so efficient distance for fullback to shift more to central midfield when in possesion and using their intelligence passes than making effort to far far away of opponent flank and just crosses there

  7. It's all basics, you utilize the players you have. Don't force players to play something they can't do (not to confuse the idea of letting players grow) and they can give you an ability to be creative.

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  9. Haven’t full backs always done this? I played as a right back in the early 2000s and my job was to push up to allow the winger freedom lol

  10. Everybody copying pep ok
    But still the rival clubs using our tactics
    Show us some respect

  11. Pep used them first. Klopp and Arteta just copied him because it works. 😂

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