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Before the latest iteration of FIFA drops, there are always numerous posts across various message boards from career mode guys like myself asking other folks about what team they should use. There’s no rhyme or reason as to who you should select. Some might prefer to manage the club they support in real life, most likely in an attempt to bring them back to glory (cough, cough Arsenal fans).

Others might prefer the challenge of taking a struggling club, or one from the lower leagues, and bringing it to the top flight. The other select few prefer to create super teams filled with the best and brightest talent from across the globe. , there’s no right or wrong way to manage your club, and once you are at the helm, there’s no specific way you should manage your club. So, let’s go over two potential FIFA 23 manager styles and figure out if either one sounds like you.

There are certain managers in real life where you know the formation they will throw out before the matchday lineups are even announced. Tottenham’s Jose Mourinho comes to mind when thinking about this managerial style. He, and myself, are big fans of the 4-3-2-1 counter-attacking approach. No matter how hard I try, I eventually find myself coming back to FIFA 23 Coins buy it as my base formation despite FIFA making it easy to swap through your preset formations and lineups. While this approach is somewhat predictable, it allows for a few pros: