After having started the season in a rough manner, Malmö FF, the most successful side in the history of Allsvenskan and defending champions, are in sixth place and are five points away from the top.
There have been some very good performers for them despite their mixed-bag season.
One such performer is Veljko Birmancevic, the left-wing forward.
The 24-year-old has had a very good start to the season and has continued to impress in the side after a very good debut season.
This Veljko Birmančević scout report in the form of a tactical analysis discusses the strengths and weakness of Birmancevic both in the attack as well as in defence and states how he contributes to the tactics and playing style of Malmo.
Let’s begin the analysis.
Who Is Veljko Birmančević?
Birmancevic is a left-winger, who has mostly played in that flank for his club.
We can see the dense regions on the left-flank in the below image which are the regions where he has mainly made his actions.
He has also been used as a centre-forward by his manager this season due to his ability to make good runs off the ball, which we will discuss in detail later in the report.
Veljko Birmančević In Possession
Veljko Birmančević With The Ball
On the ball, Birmancevic has a perfect first touch with his right and left foot.
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