Raphinha shows the blueprint for a winger on the far side (Patreon)

A brilliant example of how a winger should behave when the ball is on the opposite side: position yourself close to the opposing full-back (but with a few meters of space to gain advantage), move back and forth in relation to the ball — dropping when it comes back, then attacking the depth when it goes forward. A great lesson in why “Minimum Width” is such a fundamental concept for scoring goals!

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