When the old boy s dream meets the pseudo-nine rebirth, Inter Milan and Paris each have their own tricks

When Dembele was "reborn" at the pseudo-Nine position in Paris, the core competitiveness of this team was greatly improved. Enrique's team will meet Inter Milan, which interprets the old boy's dream, this time, on the stage of the Champions League final. It is "destiny, wonderful".

Paris won Manchester City with two-chasing and four-chasing in the penultimate game of the league round, and then he narrowly regained a playoff qualification. Similarly, Inter Milan and Barcelona staged two epic showdowns, on the verge of being eliminated, but they were magically reversed.

When they met in the final, the two teams were also considered match-ups, and each had their own ways to hit the opponent's weakness.

Inter Milan is not afraid of Paris pressing at a high position when making a goal in the backcourt, and can also pass it for a long time to find the center. Paris has insufficient strength elements in the midfield and backcourt, and Inter Milan centers can take the first point of long passes, driving the wingbacks on both sides to support them, and the efficiency and speed of offense and defense conversions are achieved.

However, Inter Milan has five defenders and three midfielders with two forwards, and there are few people in the natural middle circle. If Dembele can play the pseudo-nine, frequently respond to the attack and launch it in series, driving the two wings to accelerate, Inter Milan will be very uncomfortable.

Paris strong side wingers pressed Inter Milan's wingbacks, and Inter Milan's midfielders had to move sideways to protect them. The waistline was easy to be empty (double forwards were difficult to retreat in depth), which would give Dembele a chance to shoot, which was the winner and loser in the finals.

In addition, even if Inter Milan is relatively reclaiming the formation and want to gain a foothold in defense, their three-mile field will lead to room for the corners of the ribs, and Paris' strong side wingers can also make a fuss to drive the full-backs' assists.

is also Inter Milan's weakness. If Paris makes good use of it, it may also determine the final title.

It should be said that this Inter Milan is not really good at defending, and their central defenders' individual defense ability is not good. Inter Milan is still strong in the transition from offense to defense, and can achieve good overall advancement and speed.

The Paris midfield ball control ability may be better than Barcelona, ​​but in terms of curbing the opponent's counterattack, Paris's full-back is stronger than Barcelona's individual ability, but the central defender's confrontation efficiency is not high (although Barcelona's central defender has poor strength, he has a fierce robbery and a strong tackle).

So essentially, Inter Milan will give up part of the ball because the midfield is not as good as Paris, but Inter Milan cannot rely solely on defense if they want to win. On the one hand, this is not Inter Milan's real advantage. On the other hand, they cannot limit Paris' offense (whether it is Dembele's attack on Inter Milan's waistline during offense and defense conversion, or the 30-meter area attack on Inter Milan's waistline, or the opportunities brought by Paris's inward cutting and hitting the ribs on both sides of the side).

However, Inter Milan can directly break through Paris's defense line. The key is to bypass the midfield and complete a rapid counterattack. This depends on whether the Parisian winger can truly suppress Inter Milan's wingback. Once Inter Milan pushes it out at a certain stage, Paris is still very dangerous.