Custom Team Football Formation

Starting Lineup

1. Oriol Montin
48. Juan Chiossone
21. Asier Aleixandre
5. Raúl Calero
11. Adrián Pastor
8. José Deltoro
30. Byron Ruiz
28. Jorge Igual
10. Samuel Mera
7. Cristian del Holmo
19. Jose Vila

Focusing on heavy pressing and rapid attacking transitions, this lineup operates as a 4-3-3. The team is built to win the ball high up the pitch and immediately push into the final third to stretch the opposition. This formation allows the side to maintain high intensity through constant movement and direct play.

Oriol Montin guards the goal, acting as the foundation for the defensive unit. The back line functions as a flat back four with Adrián Pastor at left back and Juan Chiossone at right back. Both full backs are expected to push forward to provide width, while Asier Aleixandre and Raúl Calero act as the central defenders. Asier Aleixandre and Raúl Calero must hold the line and stay compact to prevent runners from breaking through the center. The unit works to squeeze the space and force the opponent into wide areas.

A three-man midfield controls the center of the pitch to link the defense and attack. Byron Ruiz and José Deltoro operate as the central midfielders, where Byron Ruiz can press aggressively to win the ball back. They work to protect the space in front of the back four while allowing Jorge Igual to play as an attacking ten behind the striker. Jorge Igual finds pockets of space between the lines to create chances. This midfield group must constantly shift to cover passing lanes and ensure the team remains compact.

The attacking front line uses three attackers to pin the last defender and create goal scoring opportunities. Samuel Mera and Cristian del Holmo act as wide wingers, with Cristian del Holmo often looking to cut inside from the left. Samuel Mera provides width on the right flank to pull the defense apart. Jose Vila operates as a lone striker, tasked to hold up the ball and find the feet of the oncoming midfielders. The front three press from the front to trigger a press in the attacking third.

One major strength of this lineup is the ability to press high in coordinated waves, making it difficult for opponents to play out from the back. The presence of Jorge Igual behind the striker creates numerical superiority in the central areas during the attacking phase. Additionally, the movement of Adrián Pastor and Juan Chiossone allows the team to create wide overloads, often isolating wingers in one on one situations.

This 4-3-3 is designed for a high pressing identity that seeks to dominate through verticality. It is best suited for matches against teams that struggle to play under pressure and leave space behind their midfield.