Tactical familiarity/team cohesion with multiple tactics/styles

[EnigMattic1]

Let's say, for example, you play a 4-3-3 formation, but have different playing styles for different scenarios:

• More attacking for going behind
• More defensive when ahead
• More possession based

How would you go about training these in order to raise familiarity and cohesion?

[HanziZoloman]

vor 3 Stunden schrieb EnigMattic1:

Let's say, for example, you play a 4-3-3 formation, but have different playing styles for different scenarios:

• More attacking for going behind
• More defensive when ahead
• More possession based

How would you go about training these in order to raise familiarity and cohesion?

You have the option to train multiple tactics (up to three). Just pic different tactics for those three options and train tactical familiarity. I guess there shouldn’t be too much difference between them. I suggest first training one main tactic in all three slots and then adding up after tactical familiarity is given for the main thing.