Thiago Motta is Starting A Revolution

Football is no stranger to revolutionaries, but not all of them wield a tactical board. Enter Thiago Motta, the mastermind reshaping Bologna with a blend of meticulous coaching and a bizarre 2-7-2 formation. But how is this former champions league winner turning heads in Serie A with his revolutionary ideas? Let's find out!
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[@lyonkennedy4892]

The 2-7-2 is not supposed to be read the usual way, but rather horizontally with the goalkeeper in their usual position being counted as part of the 7. So 2 wide players one flank, 7 players in the central zones including all half spaces from the gk at the bottom to the striker at the top, and 2 more wide players on the opposite flank.

[@johndoe-qo8cy]

Welcome to Juventus.

[@jr4god11]

NO!

[@senadneslan1563]

@@jr4god11 cry harder hahaha

[@mohdroshidi1636]

Welcome to chelsea 💙

[@gianlucapinelli6807]

@@mohdroshidi1636show me a source and have fun with a coach that sucks

[@hw.football]

Jack Collins is that you?

[@IanEvans]

After our disastrous season and relegation despite having half decent players, I'd love to see this guy at Birmingham City.

[@Top-Corner-Football]

He is on his way to Juventus if recent reports are to be believed!

[@rahim_7280]

theres no way your actually being serious

[@xaynreza6550]

@@rahim_7280About Birmingham or Juve?

[@shroommcfanta2020]

2-7-2 plus a coalkeeper is 12.. genial move..chapeau Motta

[@leo_g.o.a.t]

2-7-2 includes the goalkeeper, because he plays the most important part

[@DMTA3]

this is just the sunday league special get everyone up and just hoof it

[@iamdomooo]

Good days are finally ahead for Juve. The chains are freed from Allegri. All respect to Allegri but we didn’t have the team for him to succeed. Time for Motta to cook

[@markg2307]

No respect for him at all. Good riddance. So, the team wasn’t good enough for him to succeed? They were good enough. He was just useless.

[@iamdomooo]

@@markg2307 well like I said the team we have isn’t for Allegri. He likes his experienced players and defensively minded players. We have a young team and more offensive players. It was always going to be A struggle idk why we brought him back

[@markg2307]

@@iamdomooo the last 2 years he was able to bring in his own garbage that didn’t perform. Paredes, Pogba, Kostic, they brought morata back, etc. then the a-hole sits Alcaraz and Djalo for spite against management. He’s devalued players and is the most useless coach who was ever considered relevant. No serious club would hire him.

[@markg2307]

@@iamdomooo every week. Same garbage. Team was lifeless. Tuned him out. They were uninspired. Making them play like idiots with zero flair. Good riddance.

[@iamdomooo]

@@markg2307 your not wrong

[@noblesleem1077]

Cerebral coaches

[@MegaHiskia]

He looks like next Man City coach after Pep leave

[@crisis_za6491]

Pep is most probably leaving in 2025 Motta just joined juve so it's not likely

[@LedioLluka]

He wont come at City he will be next Juventus coach yaas wankers