Depends on many other variables 😉

I believe there are many other factors to consider, e.g., the abilities of your players, to determine the best suited formation

​@@PerformanceinFootball Thank you very much for your reply. I’d like to provide more details to clarify my situation. I currently use an alternative team with an OVR of 105+, but I also have 33 billion coins and 25K FC points at my disposal. I would like your recommendation for the best formation to use in H2H competitions so I can build my team accordingly. For context, I consistently reach Legendary 2 every season with my current team, and I consider myself skilled enough to be a challenging opponent for others. Although I prefer the 5-4-1 formation, I tend to avoid it because the market doesn’t provide high-OVR players for the LWB and RWB positions. As a result, I’ve opted for other formations, but I’m still looking for the most optimal choice for my playstyle. Thank you again for your help, and I look forward to your advice 🙏.

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Please master which formation can be recommended by you for me to use in H2H division, I haven't builded up my team yet waiting your recommendation

@@jakobhamidi9538 As far as I remember up to 5th league as a head coach with the UEFA B in Germany

@ can i get your email i have some question

@ could i get your email i have some questions if you can help me answer it

@@jakobhamidi9538 Unfortunately, I don't share my email. Hope for your understanding

@@PerformanceinFootball okey ill just ask you here, i want to be headcoach next year with my uefa b license finished, you said in germany up to div 5 i can be headcoach, wich other leagues in other countries do you recomens to go to im very flexible

@@DARTH_PIP Unfortunately, no. You need to take them one by one, as a higher-level license requires you to have the lower-level license as a prerequisite to apply.

@@PerformanceinFootball thanks for the answer, really appreciate it

@daily_random_content6492 Congrats with a new chapter! 🥳

@ appreciate it ❤️

@@kamaleshchatterjee9328 The age is never over 😉

@@marchem0214 you should do both things but the order doesn't matter really 😉

@@PerformanceinFootball thanks coach,all the best🤝🏼

@@marchem0214 Thanks a lot, likewise!

There is the UEFA Elite Scout Programme (UEFA ESP) available

@@Berserk77-l4c Yes, it's definitely worth it. There are some really good sport degrees in Lithuania 🇱🇹

@PerformanceinFootball thank u so much brother

@@PerformanceinFootball do u I need master after this degree if so what degree can I do after that and where ?

@@Berserk77-l4c Master is advantageous but not necessary. You may go for a Master degree if you want to specialize in a certain domain (analysis, performance, coaching, etc)

Good question. It is often attributed to Johan Cruyff and Rinus Michels as its key innovators

@PerformanceinFootball Isn't Paco Sirul the one who created it? I also have a question please.. Is the integrated methodology the same as the (Microcycle structured) that Paco Sirul created?

@@baderghannam4621 They share some core ideas, such as holistic training and integration of multiple performance components, but Seirul-lo's method is a more structured and systemically detailed approach to periodizing training. While the integrated methodology is more of a broad concept, the Microcycle structured approach is a more specific and evolved methodology that comes from Seirul-lo’s particular experiences

@@MaharaMsefula-k2t Anything is possible, but the path may be quite long and challenging.

@@PerformanceinFootball do these trainings only happen in Europe can't I start minor ones in my current region and then advance in Europe?

@@MaharaMsefula-k2t This can be an option as well. But you need to be highly successful in your region

Hi Mohamed, you may want to consider starting with the CAF C License and then continuing from there

@@TshepangKlaas Start studying early to gain a competitive advantage over others at the beginning of your career 😉

@@marchem0214 Sure, that's a very relevant one 👌🏻

@@PerformanceinFootball thanks,one more question, does this degree mean anything in a federation (for any license)?

@@marchem0214 It won't be any helpful in obtaining the license, however, it's very useful when applying for certain football specific positions. Those positions might be in a club or in the federation itself

@@PerformanceinFootball thanks🤝🏼⚽️

@@2TenTV I see your point, but it's not for everyone, since some people may have families and their family members might not like relocating too often. But definitely good for you 😉

@@sultanalshaalan9636 My pleasure. Glad to know you found it helpful

Quite an interesting option. Very strong defensively, especially against opponents' counter-attacks, and good for build-up play. Offensively might be more challenging as you will need a high-quality striker. Both central attacking midfielders should have a high technical and physical level since, from time to time, they will need to support the sole striker by making runs in behind, as well as distributing the ball. If you have such players, this formation may become a really good choice

@@MrRickytuk Good point. I believe back then they simply assigned licenses to the top-level coaches

@@arifnazhim Great to hear, Arif! In fact, that's the most important thing to become one, so I believe your dream will come true

That's the "bus" 🚌😉

@@PerformanceinFootball no-no, it is extremely offensive formation 😎

@@TheAnahaym offensive indeed after u griddy everytime u make a tackle, just griddy after winning the ball. best offensive formation 1-10

@@TaleSmith3Gaming Win the ball? We are not giving it away 😉

Well, I think Greek managers are now among the best in Europe. It seems they have adopted much from the Portuguese purely academic approach and complemented it with their knowledge of local football to find what works best for Greece. The success of the Greek national team in 2004 is evidence of this. They might continue experimenting to invent their own methodologies, which may become even more popular than the Portuguese ones. As for me personally, I like the work of Otto Rehhagel and Takis Lemonis

@@PerformanceinFootball Thanks for your answer. How can i follow the pathway of Mourinhos? Iam 24 years old, i have graduated from the school of physical education and sports science of Athens with speciality of football and iam holder of Uefa B licence. What steps can i do to become professional coach in the high level?

@@mganalysisproduction565 Start by coaching some lower league clubs and, if the opportunity arises, consider switching to the academy of a professional club. Don't rush the process, focus on enjoying it ;)

@@PerformanceinFootball perfect. I want to also to inform you that i have worked from 18 years old for 7 years in football amateur academies.

@@PerformanceinFootball For sure it is very important to enjoy it. When i enter in the field i feel the happiest man in the world!!

Great to know you have a vision and believe in yourself! Yes, and who knows, maybe we will meet each other on a sideline one day ;)

@@TheAnahaym ☝🏻

@@martinspitalik5941 Unfortunately..

Becoming a youth (U15/U17/U19) coach/assistant at the academy of a professional football club

@@musaamirli2966 Start by enrolling for the UEFA C License course in Azerbaijan😉

@@allensobrino5242 they start directly with the B License and they don't have to pass the exams to enroll for the course

Perfect one 👌🏻

Even if i have , should i start again from level 1 in UEFA levels ?

@@rabarrr there might be a lot of repetition, however, it's still recommended that you have both the degree AND a license

@@PerformanceinFootball thank you ,, i cant find any bsc football coaching in italy idk why , but there are alot of Bsc in uk but so expensive

@@rabarrr yes, that's the reality

Don't deal with them-it's a scam. You should only take football courses from official organizations like the FA, Deutsche Fußball Bund, etc.

@@PerformanceinFootball Thank you for that. As mentioned I live in the UK can I do the UEFA B in Norway ?

I will consider it 😉

Yes, most clubs do require it

There are not many actually. You can still find some in Europe, but you need to know the local language (e.g., Dutch or German). Consider saving money first and then enrolling for a paid course. This journey is very hard, remember that there are thousands of ex-players waiting for a coaching job after finishing their playing career

@@PerformanceinFootball is there any age limit for this program because i am 30 yrs old.I got bachelor degree in engineering but i realizse it is not my desire profession when i am working as engineer in the working field.ARe there any adives for me for what should I create my life for coaching career. Thanks a lot.

@@kaunghtetkyaw1412 No, there is no such a limit. I was over 30 when I enrolled for a sport science degree. Before that I was also working as a software engineer

@@PerformanceinFootball thank it is really helpful for me as a starter.sorry to ask you again, what would be the difference sport science vs sport management degree.

@@kaunghtetkyaw1412 My pleasure. Sport science - physiology, biomechanics, psychology; Sport Management - how to run a football club as a business

You may consider starting by enrolling for the C License coaching course in your country

I always know 😉

My pleasure

Definitely 😉

​@@PerformanceinFootballThankyou. And do i have to get my coaching license from India only or I can get one from Italy also? (Which is the first step)

@@navjitsinghgill8752 You can start directly in Italy by applying for the UEFA C License

@@PerformanceinFootball Thank you man.

@@navjitsinghgill8752 My pleasure

Unfortunately, no. But you can get an alternative license from AFC

Just being in the nation is enough 😉