@UnitedAuraX The question is whether Amorim's specific interpretation of the 3-4-3 is sustainable against different opponents, especially when teams figure out how to isolate the wing-backs and press the build-up.
@UnitedAuraX You're proving my point more than you're disproving it 😂
Glasner's Palace used a 3-4-2-1, and Inzaghi's Inter predominantly used a 3-5-2 — neither is simply Amorim's rigid 3-4-3.
The issue isn't whether a back-three system can work. Of course it can.