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Vinicius Jr. The Power and Control

2025-01-21T14:04:59+02:00

When it comes to the Brazilian footballer Vinicius Jr., the slogan 'power is nothing without control' couldn't be more fitting. As a player, Vinicius possesses a rare combination of explosive speed and incredible ball control, making him a constant threat to opponents on the field. His dribbling skills and ability to beat defenders one-on-one are particularly impressive, showcasing his exceptional control over the ball. It's no wonder that he has quickly become a key player for Real Madrid and a rising star in the world of football.

Vinicius Jr. The Power and Control2025-01-21T14:04:59+02:00

Offensive Transitions: How to Master Counterattacks

2025-01-20T16:58:33+02:00

Offensive transitions are one of the unfairly underrated topics in nowadays approach to football analysis. Compared to the attack and defense, transitions stay in the shadow. In this article, we explain the different subphases inside offensive transitions and which tactical intentions teams should have for each of them.

Offensive Transitions: How to Master Counterattacks2025-01-20T16:58:33+02:00

Nahuel Molina: Messi’s New Wingman

2025-01-20T17:06:58+02:00

Leo Messi has found his new wingman. The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner forged a terrific society with Jordi Alba for over a decade at FC Barcelona and he now seems to have found a new partner at the Argentinian national team with Nahuel Molina. The 24-year-old right back from Atletico de Madrid has proven a very solid mutual game understanding with 'La Pulga', becoming the "Hidden Key" for Argentina in the World Cup

Nahuel Molina: Messi’s New Wingman2025-01-20T17:06:58+02:00

How to Build a Successful Game Model

2025-01-20T17:10:44+02:00

In the past years there has been a huge evolution when it comes to game models. But, has it been in the right direction? In Ekkono’s view, building a game model is like drawing a tree. In order to be successful, you must draw a very detailed tree full of tiny branches first and then only keep those branches that will be part of the game model.

How to Build a Successful Game Model2025-01-20T17:10:44+02:00

Performance Keys in a Game Model

2025-01-20T17:13:39+02:00

What does Griezmann, Morocco and Argentina have to do with Nara Club (Japan)? In this article we talk about the ‘Performance Keys’, as part of the Ekkono Method Pros approach to game models. These concepts help teams elevate their performance throughout the season. At Nara Club (Japan), three performance keys were implemented last season, helping them keep a very solid level throughout the whole season and helped them become champions and promote in the J-League.

Performance Keys in a Game Model2025-01-20T17:13:39+02:00

Argentina: Attack the Left Channel

2025-02-04T16:21:37+02:00

Argentina are FIFA World Cup champions after one of the most dramatic finals in history. Many will recall this game as anything we’ve ever seen before, surpassing all of our expectations. Yet, these is so much more details that have escaped the public eye after all the celebrations and World Cup aftermath. As you know, at Ekkono we like to dive much deeper and analyze aspects of the game that are normally never seen. Today we will consequently look into the “Hidden Key” for the Argentinian national team in this final and understand how their tactics and playing style boosted their success against a very impressive France to become FIFA World Cup champions.

Argentina: Attack the Left Channel2025-02-04T16:21:37+02:00

Wide Offensive Transitions

2025-01-20T17:19:46+02:00

The Quarter-final match between the two European powerhouses of France and England gave us a true spectacle, along with the possibility to perform an in-depth dive on how France was able to overcome England through clever tactics and continue their World Cup dream. Along with this analysis, we will also look into similar tactical patterns from the rest of the World Cup semi-finalists. France, Croatia, Morocco and Argentina share this "Hidden Key" that has shaped their playing style and become part of top four teams in the World Cup.

Wide Offensive Transitions2025-01-20T17:19:46+02:00

Lucas Paquetá: The Quiet Brazilian Maestro

2025-01-20T17:22:31+02:00

The current West Ham midfielder, born in Rio de Janeiro, has established himself as a player with consistent level in European football. Yet, many don’t seem to appreciate his unique and valuable contributions to the teams he has played for. His role is unfortunately often overseen. Paquetá is a player that tends to strive as an advanced midfielder in a three-man midfield, as this formation allows him to contribute with his flexibility and adaptability to the different game scenarios.

Lucas Paquetá: The Quiet Brazilian Maestro2025-01-20T17:22:31+02:00

Youssef En-Nesyri The Moroccan Dromedary Unchained

2025-01-20T17:24:24+02:00

Morocco’s striker has been key for his team during the group stage at Qatar 2022 World Cup. Despite not playing with regularity at Sevilla during this season, En-Nesyri has played all three matches as a starter and played a very important role, both in attack and defense. En-Nesyri, is one of the few strikers in this World Cup edition who have proved to be a true team player, in both phases of the game, providing efforts to help their team elevate their performance.

Youssef En-Nesyri The Moroccan Dromedary Unchained2025-01-20T17:24:24+02:00

Joao Cancelo There’s Something About Joao

2025-01-20T17:27:26+02:00

João Cancelo has proven to be one of the best full-backs in the World, playing at both flanks for Manchester City. The Portuguese started his career as a deep right full-back at Valencia showing good dribbling abilities. His consolidation in the elite came under Pep Guardiola, who elevated his comprehension of the game and performance level, hence being able to adapt his positioning - outside or inside - based on the team needs. This usual performance level and confidence, however, has not shown during this first phase of the World Cup.

Joao Cancelo There’s Something About Joao2025-01-20T17:27:26+02:00

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