Ass: The rotation effect is obvious, Frick s starting lineup in 7 games in the new season are different

This season, it is not easy to predict Barcelona's starting lineup, and the rotation policy of Red and Blues coach Frick has played a significant role. The Ass wrote an article about Frick's rotation on the lineup.

With high-level players in each position as a substitute, Frick decided to make sure there are no marginal figures on the team this summer and let each player feel their importance. This approach not only keeps the players alert, but also forces them to be at their best. This management promotes competition and reduces dissatisfaction, although there are always individual exceptions.

Frick's debut season in coaching Barcelona, ​​he relied on a smaller group of core players, and people could almost write his starting lineup. However, the situation in Barcelona is very different in version 2.0. But the most gratifying thing is that the team's performance did not decline because of this. In seven official games so far, Frick makes adjustments to the starting lineup in each of the games. In the first league match against Mallorca, he sent Joan Garcia, Eric Garcia, Kubasi, Araujo, Barde, Pedri, De Jong, Yamal, Fermin, Rafinia and Ferran Torres to start. He made the first adjustment in the second round of away match against Levante, with Casador and Rashford playing. When facing Vallecano, he made three changes to the starting lineup, with Christensen, Conde and Ormo on the field. In the next game against Valencia, he had a large rotation, with six players replaced, including Kubasi, Gerald Martin, Casado, Badge, Fermin and Rashford. In his new Champions League debut against Newcastle in St. James Park, he adjusted the roster again, with Araujo, De Jong, Rafinia and Lewandowski getting the chance to play.

He made four adjustments again before the match against Getafe. In yesterday's match against Real Oviedo, five new faces appeared in the starting lineup compared to the previous opponents from Madrid. Despite the frequent changes, Barcelona only encountered one draw in Vallecano. "Any starting lineup can win the game. There is not a big gap between players, and it is not a problem who plays. We have a strong lineup," said Frick.

In addition, during the game, the German coach almost always used up all substitutions, which is different from what he did last season. In Mallorca, he used up five substitutions; the same was true when he played against Levante; one place was retained against Vallecano; all places were used up again against Valencia; four substitutions were made in Newcastle; all places were used up again against Getafe; and only three substitutions were used up against Real Oviedo. These substitutions played a key role in reversing the situation.

Because of this, Frick doesn't want to lose any players in the summer transfer market. He hopes that all players will stay in good shape and maintain full physical fitness during the critical stages of the season. He doesn't want anyone to slack off. He will definitely adjust his roster again in Sunday's match against Real Sociedad, and he won't use the same roster against Paris Saint-Germain. In addition, Frick will also welcome the return of some important players, such as Yamal and Barde.