I already read the Motta white paper, in short words he wants his players to love the ball and play without limiting their capabilities
More than half of it he talks about the mental aspect, he just touch a very little on tactical side. Most of that comes by example what other managers did that influence him
What he want from the player
- love the ball
- losing the ball means a football crime
- he hate players that limiting himself from what they actually capable of
- he loves players who can hold up the ball and invite pressure to exploit space that leaves when the opponents are pressing
- players with creative and critical thinking, self effective with him to motivate them with awareness and empathy
- with all of that he wants a harmony dressing room where players have collective trust (Bielsa's philosophy) which he adopts
What he wants to achieve from his team how they will play, he called it The Flow
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