Antonio Conte Could Help Eriksen’s Adaptation Process at Inter Milan

DBasia.news – Since coming last January, Christian Eriksen’s performance has not been optimal with Inter Milan.

Christian Eriksen is known as one of the best midfielders in the Premier League. The former Ajax Amsterdam player has good vision and accurate passes.

Inter Milan were lucky to bring in Eriksen with just 20 million euros. At that time, Eriksen’s contract with Tottenham Hotspur had only six months left.

So far, the process of adaptation of Christian Eriksen with Italian football has considered to not be optimal. Although he had fired a shot against the post in the della Madonnina derby, Eriksen has only appeared in four matches in Serie A.

Inevitably, there were fears that Eriksen would be a futile purchase. As star players has had difficulty playing in Italy.

However, these fears can be ignored by Antonio Conte. Yes, the coach has a variety of ways to bring out the best abilities of his players.

Many think Antonio Conte is a rigid coach. Conte is considered a tactician who rarely changes formations. However, that observation is not entirely accurate.

Antonio Conte is a coach who likes 3-5-2 formation. However, at Juventus, he changed it to 4-2-4 to make room for Andrea Pirlo to give his best.

Furthermore, when managing Chelsea, Conte changed 3-5-2 to 3-4-3. The reason was to make room for Cesc Fabregas in the match.

The result, both Fabregas and Pirlo were able to appear brilliantly in midfield. “Antonio Conte is one of the greatest satisfactions of my career,” Fabregas stated.

That way, Conte’s wealth in terms of formation is believed to help Eriksen return to the best form of play. Like a skilled chameleon changing his color, Conte was also adept at changing the formation.

Antonio Conte plans to play with a 3-4-1-2 formation at Inter Milan. In this tactic, Eriksen will be placed behind two attackers.

Later, Christian Eriksen has freedom of movement. The midfielder will also act as a motor attack. Conte can confidently make Eriksen follow in the footsteps of Cesc Fabregas at Chelsea and Andrea Pirlo at Juventus.