Instead of putting a left footed winger on the left, play him on the right. Inverted winger is fundamentally a simple concept. They are generally faster, better dribblers and often try to go past their marker and get behind the opposition defense allowing strikers to run into space. Closer to the strikers and often just in front of the opposing full backs. Wingers on the other hand play much further up the field. They use their stamina to both help out in defense and then run up the pitch to cross in the balls for the strikers. Right midfielders will have a strong right foot and vice versa. They are stationed on their stronger foot. Wide midfielders play generally about mid-way between the strikers and defenders. If Messi epitomizes the false 9, then his challenger for the best player of the world Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the finest inverted wingers out there.īefore we go to inverted wingers, lets first understand what a winger is. Now lets head on to another tactical staple of the modern era, the dangerous “Inverted Wingers”. Hope this helps anyone that is trying to use the OP OP tactics from Tactics Testing.In the previous article we tackled the false 9. I.E LB needs a right foot preference and RB needs a left foot preference. It's intuitive now I think about it, but I honestly had no idea and it pained my OCD for days.Īnyway, TL DR For the IWB tactics, make sure to train your young IWB fullbacks to the side opposite of their preferred foot. The inverted Wing-Back needs to have the opposite sided foot while playing for cutting inside when the player has the ball. Opposite of the a typical winger/Wing Back which needs to have the same sided foot for crossing. After looking at it a bit, I realized it's not necessarily the stats that determine the IWB role rating, it's the preferred foot. So, IWBs have been the rave since I started playing in FM 20 and the problem I always had with them is that all my full backs always had a hit to their role rating whenever they were playing IWB until I took over Leeds during my Journeyman save and I came across this guy, Stuart Dallas, who was the first one NOT to have this penalty.
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