"Football is becoming too robotic, too tactical" - Frenkie de Jong
"Football is becoming too robotic, too tactical" - Frenkie de Jong
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Netherlands international and FC Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has expressed his thoughts on the current state of football. According to the talented player, the sport has shifted from showcasing individual flair and creativity to strictly adhering to tactical systems.
In a post shared by renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano on his Twitter page, de Jong commented:
"Football is becoming too robotic, too tactical. When I watch other teams, everything is just so… programmed. For example, they start building up, and a player is only allowed to play it left, right, or forward, as long as the triangle is made."
De Jong’s remarks reflect a growing sentiment among football enthusiasts and players who feel the sport is losing its spontaneous and expressive essence.Frenkie de Jong is a Dutch professional footballer who plays as a central midfielder for La Liga club Barcelona and the Netherlands national team. He is considered one of the best midfielders in the world.
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🚨 🚨 🗣️ - Frenkie de Jong: “Football is becoming too robotic, too tactical. When I watch other teams, everything is just so… programmed. For example, they start building up and a player is only allowed to play it left right or forward, as long as the triangle is made.” [@VI_nl] pic.twitter.com/0Nba7MjVly— TheEuropeanLad (@TheEuropeanLad) January 2, 2025