[img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/41188435/69829ccd0e0f89e76b9414a2dd23095fbb865995.png[/img] In two previous pieces, we touched upon the attacking and defensive insights you can take from Football Manager 2022’s brand-new Data Hub. As Football Manager players, we usually put a lot of thought into our tactical approach. Not just the formation, player roles and instructions, but also how and when to press the opponent (enhanced by FM22’s overhauled pressing system), if we should pass short or long and if certain roles should principally Defend, Support or Attack. It’s a beautiful thing when you are winning but it can be a nightmarish puzzle to solve when results aren’t going your way. The rapid rise in popularity of analytics in football is now reflected in-game through a variety of useful visualisations in the Hub. You can maximise this feature to give you deeper insight into how your team are playing in every phase of play and part of the pitch. This insight can help you not only identify gaps in your team’s performances, but subsequently identify who might be a good transfer target to come in and fill those gaps in your squad. [url=https://fm22.info/3v9oOKt]Visit The Byline on The Football Manager Website[/url] to see the third part of FM Stag's series, where he explores how you can leverage the Data Hub to identify appropriate scouting targets from within your division to address potential tactical problems. [code]For the latest news and announcements, don't forget to visit our official channels. [url=https://fm22.info/SIForum style=button]SI Community Forum[/url] [url=https://fm22.info/Twitter style=button]Twitter[/url] [url=https://fm22.info/Facebook style=button]Facebook[/url] [url=https://fm22.info/Instagram style=button]Instagram[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/app/1569040/discussions/0/ style=button]Steam Discussion[/url][/code]