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Same Playstle Coaches in eFootball don't make your players play the same make!
I know this has been a long-standing debate in the eFootball gaming community. I think I might have solved the mystery.
Stay with me, it might be worth your time.
As we all know, each manager comes with 2 playstyles they're proficient in, some even have 3(the 3rd around 70-78).
Each manager’s top 2 efficient playstyles are the key to why they make your players play differently.
Let me explain, if you've used Klopp, you'd have noticed his lines are ridiculously high when using either QC or Possession.
Yes, I know both playstyles are high-line playstyles, but Klopp’s is just too high. Unlike Xabi, QC on Xabi Alonso isn't as high(I've been using him for a while now), and I finally understand why.
It's because of the inactive playstyle outwide.
Outwide formation doesn't push your defense line so high, rather it spreads your players.
When I use his Outwide, and I'm on attack, it feels like QC + Outwide. My attackers move wide and move fast(very fast). I honestly feel attributes of the second inactive playstyle seep into the active playstyle.

Let me give another example I’ve noticed and others observed. Capello Vs Deschamps.
We all know capello has one of the lowest, if not the lowest lines in eFootball.
This is due to both his playstyles and even his 3rd playstyle being low defensive line playstyles.
Deschamps on the other hand, has been reported by users to maintain a higher defensive line than Capello, but players play more compactly even on the counter, and guess what playstyle is compact? Possession playstyle.
This is all from my view and my test, it's not set in stone, you can give various managers a try and see for yourself, if you find it true as I have, I think it would help us choose the right managers for our matches.