Felipe Anderson, the 22-year-old Brazilian winger dubbed “the next Cristiano Ronaldo” currently playing for Italian club Lazio could be set to move to the UK and join Manchester United. The Red Devils first made an offer of £37.6 million for the player back in August 2015 but this was quickly refused.
Now Anderson, whose current contract does not expire until 2020, has given United fresh hopes that such a move may be imminent after telling reports that he is “uncertain’ about his future at Lazio. The northern England club is currently believed to be preparing to make a new bid based around a package worth £40 million in an effort to secure the player, though they now face increased competition after Bayern Munich made it clear that they too would like to sign Anderson.
Tactics
Coaches want the players they train to have the best possible chance of ending up as top level professional footballers, and provide them with as much assistance as possible when it comes to developing their skills and overall playing technique. Thoughtful and creative use of soccer drills and exercises can be used to help players to learn and develop specific techniques and tactics so that they eventually become second nature and can instantly be called upon when required during a game.
Additionally, not all training is of equal value. The right drills, when performed properly, will challenge, excite and encourage players to develop their techniques and help prepare the entire team to achieve their best. No matter what level you coach at, creating such a programme on your own can be a challenge, something that has led to a proliferation of websites like http://www.sportplan.net/ and others that provide such resources for the benefit of most skill levels.
Skills
Felipe Anderson is known to have worked hard to develop his technical skills and is able to execute powerful strikes from a distance with either foot. Generally regarded as one of the fastest players around, Anderson has excellent ball control and dribbling ability.
Players like Felipe Anderson are often blessed with natural soccer talent from an early age but, with the right coaching and encouragement, lesser players can make great gains. The more engaging and enjoyable skills training is, the easier it is to retain players long enough for them to start seeing results.