Drewonix Posted July 8 #1 Posted July 8 The traditional fullback who simply runs up and down the touchline to cross is effectively gone. Modern systems demand that fullbacks either invert into central midfield to create overloads or operate strictly as a third center-back in possession. Which variation is more effective, and how has this shifted the profile of the players scouts look for? Victorade120 1
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