Youthful soccer now taken over
It is undoubtedly seen after different wins and various losses.
Compare modern-day football to the early days when teams believed in age and experienced plays to win important matches and trophies in particular.
The likes of Ac Milan, Inter Milan, Barcelona, Liverpool, Manchester United, and other influential European football teams deployed this trait so many years ago, Ac Milan won the championship league with a slow and steady or boring tactical play due to the old legs used then.
Inter Milan also won the championship league with aged players employing packing Bus or all-defend tactical play due to the player age, but things have now changed drastically.
Modern-day football implores more youthfulness to play and win matches nowadays.
The consistent match played, which takes each team to play at least eight to ninety matches a season or even more, has been an issue that makes injuries, wear and tear, tired legs, and loss of form in players a problem that needs urgent arrest.
This is where team management comes to work, and coaches are racking their brains to do team rotation, player management, and other tactical deployed for the team's stability.
Barcelona was exposed by Bayern and was beaten 8-2 due to the same issue. Almost nine of eleven players that played that match were above thirty years of age, and it served as an eye-opener for them and other teams in Europe.
Age has now been put into consideration in football. Wiser teams do give players above thirty years' yearly contract.
There is a saying in football that states that much experience wins matches and trophies but I won't lie to you, it is now much youthfulness wins matches and trophies lately.
Yes, experience and teamwork now overrule aged football as teams with better experience, but aged players are now losing in top-flight football.
Man City is a typical example of aged and tired legs, and they now find it difficult to beat any youthful team played against as opponents.
Madrid management is top-notch, I must say, though they have their tactical issues sometimes.
Young players are always deployed to replace each older one in the team, giving the young player months to train with the experienced player, sit on the bench, and watch how he helps the team from his actual post.
Most teams now employ total youthfulness, and such teams are Chelsea, Barcelona, Arsenal, Bayern, Madrid, Liverpool, and others.
You will notice that in the year 2005, Lionel Messi was eighteen years old and had just been introduced to first-team play, but Yamal, Gavi, and others are sixteen and already playing top-flight football in all competitions.
We also have other illustrations in other teams.
Sorry, a little hint is on Barcelona.
What will a fan do?
I won't lie to you: youthful football takes it all nowadays, soccer and football in totality.