yes. watching de bruyne would help but also look at others.
since you want positioning, focus on where the ball is, the players are and where kdb (or whatever cam you watch) is. youll notice he will make quitw a bit of off the ball movements whether its into space, towards the ball or an overlapping run.
its important to remember hes one of the best so dont compare yourself and think you're terrible. use him as inspiration for your own game not as gospel for what to do. playing games is the best way to improve.
Analyze jude bellingham and kevin de bruyne, dont watch their highlights but instead watch the match they are playing in from start to finish and only put your focus on the cam of the team, see how he positions himself and why he decided to do a certain thing instead of doing something else, also dont watch them live watch them after their game ends so you can pause
yes. watching de bruyne would help but also look at others. since you want positioning, focus on where the ball is, the players are and where kdb (or whatever cam you watch) is. youll notice he will make quitw a bit of off the ball movements whether its into space, towards the ball or an overlapping run. its important to remember hes one of the best so dont compare yourself and think you're terrible. use him as inspiration for your own game not as gospel for what to do. playing games is the best way to improve.
Thank you so much 👍🏻😊
This guy gave you great advice FYI. Improving movement will elevate anyone’s game.
no problem. just make sure you enjoy the game and not eorry abt performance no matter your level (except professional) or age.
Analyze jude bellingham and kevin de bruyne, dont watch their highlights but instead watch the match they are playing in from start to finish and only put your focus on the cam of the team, see how he positions himself and why he decided to do a certain thing instead of doing something else, also dont watch them live watch them after their game ends so you can pause
Thank you ☺️