Ziwo’s silent changes compared to Inzaghi’s younger brother: If you don’t become a new Guardiola, you’d rather learn from the four champion coaches

After Inter Milan entered the Club World Cup knockout round, Italian media and major TV stations began to lead Inter Milan to complete its first task - qualifying for the Club World Cup and conduct inventory.

There are three signals that prove that although Qiwo rarely shouts some high-sounding slogans, he is actually not a coach who "Xiao Gui Cao Sui" and "copy his ex". In many aspects, the Inter Milan under his command has been significantly different from the Inzaji era. Even people who don't know much about Inter Milan can clearly feel it. One of the

signals is to kill the goal of the River Plate team.

Bastoni broke through the two teams and scored a goal that killed the suspense of victory or defeat. The so-called "obviously different" here does not refer to the way of scoring goals or the routine of attacking. After all, in the era of Inzaghi, Bastoni's attacking assists or goals were also many precedents.

The "difference" refers to: in the 31st minute of this game, Bastoni was carrying a yellow card. If it were in the Inzaghi era, Bastoni would definitely be replaced. Statistics show that when the former coach controlled Inter Milan, 58% of the substitutions were used to replace players who won the cards.

What's more, the River Plate team is not all here to play football in this battle, it's more like a fight. The game is a "risk of winning cards". It is precisely because of this that when Italian TV guests predicted that they would be replaced, they all believed that Bastoni would definitely be replaced.

However, Zivo didn't think about it at all.

On the contrary, the TV station revealed that Ziwo also encouraged the team to bravely fight with the other party in the locker room during the intermission. "They must be the one that can't hold on first." Maybe this is why he doesn't change Bass. He believes that when he fights bayonets, he has to change players if he gets a card, and it is to replace "one of Inter Milan's strongest points" in his eyes, which will bring bad psychological hints to the team. The second of the

signal is the coach's sideline instructions.

In the era of Inzaghi, Inter Milan coach was also very active on the sidelines and used various gestures to guide the team's pass-through and tangent routes and positioning.

Ziwo also has this habit, but the TV station revealed that Ziwo's instructions and core concepts are different from those of the Xiao Inzagi era. After interpreting Ziwo's series of instructions, DAZN TV emphasized three things.

First, when Sommer holds the ball in the backcourt, Zivo will directly instruct Pio Esposito to run, that is, support the goalkeeper to directly organize the attack with big feet.

Furthermore, when the situation between the two sides was in a stalemate, Qiwo yelled and asked the midfielder to "They hit and stare at people, press forward and press them!"

Third, when Mkhitaryan held the ball, Qiwo yelled at the veteran, "Stack, drive the ball, and you can tear it apart if you break through." For this reason, Mkhitaryan tried to break through three times, but unfortunately, they did not break through.

Therefore, DAZN said: In the era of Inzaji, the coach's sideline instructions were more about "building Inter Milan's own game", which is commonly known as "self-oriented"; in the era of Qiwo, the construction of the system was mainly in daily training, and the coach's sideline instructions were more about "adjusting the response methods according to the opponent's playing style", which is commonly known as "prescribe the right medicine". These are two completely different on-site command concepts. More specifically, the TV guest pointed out that Inzaghi, like Guardiola, was addicted to crushing his opponents with the system he created. In the era of Zivo, the coaches who coached him the most were Spaletti, Mancini, Mourinho and Capello. His way of thinking was more like these people, who dared to change the lineup and prioritized the containment of opponents. The third signal of

is what Qiwo calls the "food theory" in the locker room.

"Milan Sports Daily" pointed out that Zivo told the players in the locker room, "If you want to grow, you have to eat something 'harmful', and if you need it, you have to chew him (the word used in the original text will affect everyone's appetite, so use 'harmful')"

What does it mean? Of course, it is not intentionally disgusting the players under his command, but reminding the players: even if Inter Milan is a big team, even if they face some small teams, even if they play passively and embarrassedly during certain periods, the team must learn to deal with it. If you can do what you can during the "hard to eat" period, then you will have a great chance of winning in the end.

As for the post-match boss and Italian media bricks, they came to attack Inter Milan with "ugly" again... Ziwo also knows how to deal with it. At the Camp Nou Stadium, Inter Milan defended the game. After eliminating Barcelona, ​​Catalonian journalists also stopped Inter Milan in the mixed zone after the game and tried to criticize them for being "ugly". Just next to him, Ziwo jumped and shouted, "You only need to know who won..."

In summary, Italian media pointed out that Inzagji is an "idealist" who emphasizes "only me", hoping to win and plays good balls. In the first three games of Inter Milan coaching, Ziwo emphasized more "adjust the details according to the characteristics of the opponent" and warned the players in the locker room that "as long as you can win, you can eat something bad."

Therefore, Italian media gave a bold prediction: Inter Milan in the new season may have a decrease in viewing, but the probability of losing in a strong dialogue on the Italian arena may be different from last season. As for whether these predictions are correct? Make a mark first and then evaluate.