Being a Brighton fan and season ticket holder some of the assumptions made in this thread are incorrect, at least with how de Zerbi is setting up since Mitoma came into the team. The left inverted winger (Mitoma) stays so high and wide in de Zerbis system as it is now. He is always the furthest forward and starts right on the touchline so, for me, he needs to be an inverted winger on attack with stays wider but really FM does not allow you to accurately reflect his role. If You could put him in the striker line but wide left that would be more accurate. I might try and train him with breaks offside trap if that is even possible. Or a new player trait of 'stays beyond the full back'. I need to play around with this.
The other player that really confuses issues is Gross at right back, maybe breze77's inverted wing backs are the answer on this side but the problem is that has cross left often hard wired into it. Gross spends a lot of time hanging out in that de Bruyne position in the right half space looking to whip balls in to the box so that would be priority number 1 for me from him. Estupinan on the other side is a classic overlapping full back most of the time so much simpler.
The wingers are definitely both inverted wingers in the am line though.
Being a Brighton fan and season ticket holder some of the assumptions made in this thread are incorrect, at least with how de Zerbi is setting up since Mitoma came into the team. The left inverted winger (Mitoma) stays so high and wide in de Zerbis system as it is now. He is always the furthest forward and starts right on the touchline so, for me, he needs to be an inverted winger on attack with stays wider but really FM does not allow you to accurately reflect his role. If You could put him in the striker line but wide left that would be more accurate. I might try and train him with breaks offside trap if that is even possible. Or a new player trait of 'stays beyond the full back'. I need to play around with this. The other player that really confuses issues is Gross at right back, maybe breze77's inverted wing backs are the answer on this side but the problem is that has cross left often hard wired into it. Gross spends a lot of time hanging out in that de Bruyne position in the right half space looking to whip balls in to the box so that would be priority number 1 for me from him. Estupinan on the other side is a classic overlapping full back most of the time so much simpler. The wingers are definitely both inverted wingers in the am line though.