How Mikel Arteta Is Bringing Pep Guardiola’s NEW Philosophy To Arsenal | Tactics Explained
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- How Mikel Arteta Is Bringing Pep Guardiola’s NEW Philosophy To Arsenal | Tactics Explained.
The Arsenal faithful have been very much full of praise since Mikel Arteta took over in December 2019.
After watching Pep Guardiola’s influence on Manchester City and Mikel Arteta playing a massive role as the assistant of the Spanish master tactician, the hype from Arsenal fans has been real, but let’s have an in-depth look at how it is getting fans excited at the Emirates stadium.
Since taking over from Freddie Ljungberg, Arteta’s standout result has to be beating Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United 2-0 at the Emirates. We saw a similar pattern of play from Pep Guardiola's Man City, when Bosnian left back Sead Kolašinac entered the box to pull the ball back towards Nicolas Pepe for Arsenal’s opening goal. This was an example of what Arteta worked with at Man City with the likes of Leroy Sane & Raheem Sterling acting as inside forwards and being there when City’s full backs progress into the opposition's half.
In a starting 4-2-3-1, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal look to build in a 2-4-4 with the centre backs at the base. As a line breaking pass is about to happen, the typical front four often sees Mesut Ozil and Alexandre Lacazette drop off the line and the wingers push high and wide, resembling more of a 2-2, thus creating more diagonal passing lanes to help with ball progression. Once they’ve gained enough territory, Arsenal transition into their 2-3-5 attacking shape, much like Pep’s City. Whilst the shape is the same, there are differences in the roles.
In the absence of a progressive defensive midfielder, Arteta has used David Luiz as his main ball progressor, allowing defensive midfielders Lucas Torreira and Granit Xhaka to focus on their respective ball winning and playmaking responsibilities.
What’s interesting is the 4-2-3-1 which shifts to a 2-3-5 with the front five made up of the left back, an inside forward, a striker, a playmaker and an inverted winger is exactly what Pep Guardiola is starting to implement more and more of at City as he looks to evolve his side.
Against Aston Villa, Pep’s front five rotated with both De Bruyne and David Silva taking in turns to move into the front five.
Will Mikel Arteta be successful as Arsenal manager? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
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Will Arteta be a success at Arsenal?
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Is to early to say
Yes but I only if he can make us dangerous on the counter attack we are so much more effective when we play a high line.
I hope they do, beautiful club
Videos are bangers
I think you’re already starting to see the influence he is having on the club. It’s now just up to the players to maintain the demands placed upon them and the hierarchy to back him properly, not half heartedly with the 2nd teared players and players at the end of their career that they have been buying for the last 10 years.
Will Arteta be successful?
If they do back him, yes
If they don’t back him, yes but at another club!
good video but slight correction, we've actually been builing in more of a 3-2-5 in possession as xhaka actually dropped into the left of the back 3 and maitland niles pushed into the double pivot with torreira. Spot on otherwise
Both 2-3-5 and 3-2-5
It's not exactly a 5 in front, it's more of a 2-3-1-4, with ozil tucking in the half space, just like a no 10 behind the two strikers. When moving forward, ozil has options all around him to keep possession as well as space to move into better positions for him to push through the killer pass.
Blah blah blah, the statman had the concept down.
Josh we use both formations but your comment looked intelligent but it failed at the final hurdle lol
You missed out on lot of things,like Xhaka filling Kolasinac position as temporary Left back,Aisley Maitland Niles playing Inverted Fullback
You saw it on nouman
I think we'll have to wait until the summer window. From the signings it will truly show what arteta's plans are
I think he took the "Artetas going to steal Peps tactics" joke a bit too seriously
That's not really a joke
@Y J ik but who wouldn't try and copy Pep, especially if you worked under him.
@Y J yeah I know it's just a joke. It's not like Peps copyright claimed possession football
@@ahmadalibaig7881 his team is not a copy of Pep Guardiola. Unlike Pep Guardiola, his team is more counter attack oriented. His team dominates possession for a certain period and then drops back in an organised defensive shape. Then again they start counter pressing when they're done with low block defending.
@@praz7 geez yeah I was just making a joke
He’s a part Pep, part Arsene, and the rest, his own style. I believe he is the best manager Arsenal could have gotten. Time will tell, but this is going to be fun watching as they progress.
It doesnt matter whos in charge as long as Kroenke owns the club
R J And what’s kroenke gonna do to hinder the club ?
Ankle Socks his lack of help is the hinderance. He’s the only owner in the whole league who doesn’t invest money. This ‘self sufficient” model they’re trying to implement sounds cool on paper, but it’s fucking us up.
There's nothing Arsene about his style. His team is more counter attack based unlike Arsene.
Prateek Parmar Arsene Wenger was renowned for his counter attacks. Don’t you remember arshavin vs barca or that crazy walcott run against Liverpool?
I was skeptical about him at first, but he’s proved me wrong. A clear system, simplicity, good values and hard work has made me excited to watch Arsenal again. Not to blow too much smoke but I can see some similarities to Wengers glory days 2001-2006, even though that’s an unfair comparison, with those squads being flooded with world class players. Arteta has got people believing again, the players (Özil!!!) and the fans. Future looks bright. Top coach. Great video.
Impressive analysis. I think next season Arteta will have Arsenal structured in a more robust team which will contend toe to toe with any team in the premier league. He just need two big signing of either both CB or one CB and one DM
That’s what annoys me most about Ole. He hasn’t really implemented a style of football unless we play against big teams where we hit a long ball over the top and use our forward’s pace to counter. Arteta has barely been there and has already worked on his style. I think he’ll actually do good for Arsenal.
If we don’t win many games but see an attractive style of play, more fans would be Ole in. At the moment it just looks like he’s going to be a transition manager. I hope whoever comes in next implements a good style.
Solskjaer managed Molde, what else do you expect
Ole's philosophy is as he said "for the players to enjoy and express themselves with freedom"....make of that what you will.
@@AimToBeAsGoodAsMe freedom player tactic. Well ole is not coach or manager (tactian) he is motivator. GET IN OLE
Rohit Dutta artetas managed no team, what’s your point?
Ole won a couple games at first too
Initially I had my doubts over Arteta but hes really starting to prove me wrong!
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep REALLY 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Yeah great record so far 😅
His playing style is according to tactics PEP has modified and using whiles at the same time according to the players that he has available. With time and patience, he will get the sort of players to suit his game plans and the rest will be history....
Under Emery we had no idea how to control a game and win proactively. We were covering so much ground, only because our games were end to end since we were being counter attacked all the time, there was no clear plan and everything seemed improvised. We can already see a clear difference under Arteta.
I strongly believe with the right support Arteta would succeed at Arsenal.... He's just magnificent 🤗
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep really 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Exactly what Arsenal needed. Although the results haven't shown it so much... the performances have improved tremendously and more importantly I see a structure to our play
Good for Arsenal for making a sensible choice. 😉
Thanks Dave!
Good and realistic vidéo talking about Arteta merhod
All good and sunshine but with these current American owners, you'd be a fool to believe they want to achieve anything in this club.
exactly arsenal won’t achieve anything as long as the name ‘kroenke’ is associated with the club, they don’t care about the sport let alone arsenal!
You are spot on there is no real ambition at Arsenal.
Big guy from Africa wants to buy the club. He has less net profit but is an arsenal fan so no doubt he’ll invest
The video I needed
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep really 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Arteta is a Class act and he will be a success here. Next season will tell us all we need to know
When u say the wingers and fullbacks cut back crosses for the forwards wasn’t that similar to Emery? Does arteta just use low driven cutbacks, or use other attacking style of plays and would u say Pep did low driven cut backs?
Very good dissection, Statman.
I am wondering your opinion Arteta's 4-2-3-1 to 3-2-5 (Xhaka to defense/ RB to midfield/Kolasinac pushes up) compares to Mourinho's approach (Vertonghen tucks in/ Aurier pushed up).
Are there any pros/cons to either or are they essentially the same?
His team is more direct and counter attack oriented compared to Pep Guardiola. He doesn't mind giving opposition possession to counter attack but you can say that's cause he understands the strengths and weaknesses of his team. His team is struggling to maintain the intensity to counter press for 90 minutes due to poor fitness levels and complacency.
So Arsenal fans please stop calling him new Pep. He's the one and only Arteta.
What a great coah and handsome man arteta is, i belivie in top 4 Comeongunners#
With hard worker players you can go to the top 6..5 or 4..
Should Arsenal get Layvin Kurzawa on loan from PSG?
Loan yh but not permanently
He is out of contract in the summer 🤓
No. Caci from Strasbourg. He would suit the system better, be a better back up to Tierney, probably cause less off the field issues and would still be cheap enough
Statman Dave no he can’t defend.
Statman Dave no. That would be terrible business considering his injury record and we already have two left backs. Even if both are out injured I’m sure we can promote from the academy
u just great.
So this is what Werner does when his not playing football 😄😏
Shahed Ali 😂😂😂
@@abdullahabdilaahi3872 I'm surprised this isn't a popular comment
I wouldn’t say 235 it’s more of a 325 because Xhaka drops in the leftback/left centerback position. But the rest is spot on.
What would u say the reason why we don’t have much possession Arteta wants us to be Dominant but we haven’t seen that throughout a game for 90 minutes is that down to energy levels or Artetas tactics? Does Arteta want us to have majority of possession like Pepe?
rakesh mehta fitness and players, some players aren’t good enough.
rakesh mehta Don’t really have the players
Another great video dave but am just wondering say if you was to re create this tactic on fifa career mode for example, How would you set the dynamic tactic up like the defensive and attacking width along with player instructions ? Because am a noobie when it comes to tactics on fifa and want to do the same with united with this formation but not sure where to start with it ?
Can you do a new analysis of Barca and their new coach
Arteta a young coach with a exciting future ...Meanwhile at Manchester Utd Solskjær has celebrated his 90th birthday :)
I'm really looking forward to arsenal VS city
Don't think we'll win but want to see how arteta tries to counter pep and vice versa
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep REALLY 🤦🏻♂️
Secondly dont even think of about it, you guys would get battered
@@emmanuelanomneze466 I actually didn't say he's the new pep and I even said "don't think we'll win" just that I want to see how he sets up to try and counter pep having worked with him for 3 and a half years 🤦♂️
@@danlewis5977 wish people would actually read all of the comment, than just seeing pep and being triggered about the comparison that person who commented didnt make at all.
Look at that haircut ... I’d be happy to pay 30 quid for such a magnificent work of art.
back here and it does not seem like this tactice is being used again
the new pep.
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep REALLY 🤦🏻♂️
emmanuel anomneze looks like though
Managers with the best hairstyles in the prem?
Guardiola
Next we want to see clown Ole's tactics. Ole on the wheel!
There are no tactics. A video about that would be pointless.
Personally i feel its too to say this
Arteta hasn't even been there for up to 2 months, and everyone is already talking about the new pep really 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
His tactics are defend and counter attack. He's the Norwegian Tony Pulis.
@kitchener Leslie's Girlfriend Emery wasn't brave enough to carry on what he was doing and kept tinkering. That's where he created confusion.
everyone talks abt guardiola but everyone seems to forget the wengerball that's even within guardiola's style
no, Wenger ball is not Guardiola's style. Wengerball was narrow while Guardiola likes to use wide players.
Quick and clean passes.
Wenger like to create more central while Pep is more willing to create opportunities out wide.
Try to show some examples to prove your points aren't breeze
We are in danger Man Utd have Bruno Fernandes and koulibaly and there both very good players and might make us drop out of the top 4
Arsenal should sell ozil, mkitarian, mustafi and buy van de beek, dominic szoboszlai and dakonum to get back into europe
Dominic joined Napoli I guess.
Statman dave why do you think we have seen such a weak counter attack from Artetas Arsenal.Against Chelsea once we scored we dropped back and yet fail to create any real chances on counter attack with Chelsea scoring the winner from their first counter attack we where hemmed in for about 50 minutes of that match.With leads we seemed to be set up in a low block but again did not set up a single counter attack on a very aggressive team.Arsenal have always played possession football but are real danger was our lightning counter attack why is his attack in transition so poor.
It's because u lot have overrated our players for eg lacaShit has been shit since his arrived but you lot think his god our something, some even say his better then auba😂
@@riosimpson42 Lacazette has underperformed he looked world class in the French league and was top ten European scorer 2 years running when we bought him.I think wenger wanted to sell him as he dropped Lacazette when we purchased Auba I see him as a Dennis bergkamp type player nowadays he has a high work rate but his finishing has been poor for a year or so.
what do you mean pep's tactics?
Wait did Guardiola learn from Arteta? Or Arteta from Guardiola?
Fatman Dave had a good Christmas haha
1st comment
Booooom
First?
A close 2nd. 👏👏👏👏
@@StatmanDave fair enough. I'll take it
Arteta is a joke he is not ready to coach Arsenal
Yes because all of Ferguson's No.2s who went on to manage on their own were raging successes weren't they?