Nuno Espirito Santo: Is new West Ham manager the right man for Hammers?

If Nuno initially wants to give priority to defense robustness, it can start with a system in the back, but it is not surprising to see that it distributes 4-2-3-1 used more widely.

Although it has a general system it chooses, Nuno changes the roles of the players in the system according to their qualifications.

Using Wingers as an example, Nuno would ask Callum Hudson-Oh and Anthony Elanga to play wide.

Last season, Fulham’a fools, considering their skills, encouraged to move the field Elliot Anderson and Nicolas Dominguez.

Nuno will look at his most powerful players, and want to create a team that allows them to do their best.

El Hadji Malick Diouf’s impressive quality as a complete back attack this season will probably be used and Nuno prefers defense security elsewhere on the field.

Niclas Fullkrug, Summerville, Soungoutou Magassa, Mateus Fernandes, Paqueta and Max Kilman are more logical in Nuno’s transition-tree system.

When analyzing Nuno’s forest, it is important to recognize the smart tactical fine adjustments he chose for last season, and disperse the legend that he is a park and bench coach.

Forest defeated Brighton using five midfielders in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup last season: Danilo, Anderson, Gibbs-White, Ryan Yates and Dominguez.

Elanga and Hudson-Ohoi were listed for natural midfielders who invalidate Brighton by blocking the central areas of Nuno’s men.

Fine adjustments specific to this game within the general system are a sign of Nuno’s adaptability in recent months.