Paris Saint-Germain's tactical adjustment is actually very simple. Since they lost Stiepelman, who brought his own system, they have to focus the game around another star player, Miguel.
So what is Miguel best at?
Wing dribbling and crossing.
Crossing can no longer be used.
Then use his dribbling advantage to cut inside from the wing.
Let Miguel create his own opportunities.
As a result, in the first ten minutes of the second half, Paris conceded fewer balls from crosses and high passes, but more from dribbling and breakthroughs.
Mainly due to contributions from Boe and Miguel.
In fact, this style of play is not one that Miguel likes.
As mentioned earlier, his personality is too soft, and his playing style is not very aggressive.
He can deliver a very beautiful final pass, but it is very difficult for him to take a high-quality shot.
Because shooting has never been the optimal choice in his football decisions.
It's hard to go against one's heart.
