On first post you have 3 4 1 2 normal and hard away
Vujevic tactics for FM26!
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On first post you have 3 4 1 2 normal and hard away
Babemocni1988
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Mid-Season Review: Torino Set the Standard
At the halfway point of the season, Torino have done more than remain competitive — they have confirmed their status among Serie A’s strongest sides.
After exceeding expectations last year, the second season brought greater pressure, European football and heavier demands. Instead of regression, the response has been consistency, control and balance.
In the league, Torino FC sit firmly in the top positions. The numbers speak clearly: a strong goal difference, few defeats, and a steady accumulation of points.
There have been no dramatic swings in form — just reliable results, week after week.
Champions League involvement has not disrupted domestic performances.
Torino have shown composure on the European stage, delivering competitive displays and important victories, underlining the squad’s growing maturity.
Performance by the Numbers
Statistics underline the solidity of the campaign so far:Several first-team players averaging 7.20+ match ratings
Key performers consistently pushing 7.30 and above
Minimal drop-off in performance despite rotation and fixture congestion
Consistency, not flashes, defines this team.
Shared Responsibility in Attack One of Torino’s most striking features at mid-season is the distribution of output.
Goals and assists are shared across the pitch:A reliable leading scorerA consistent top assist provider
Regular contributions from midfielders, wing-backs and defenders
Opponents cannot isolate a single threat — Torino attack as a unit.
Mentality and Control. High morale, tactical discipline and confidence are visible in every performance. Even when changes are required, the level remains stable.
Matches are managed, not chased.
Mid-Season Verdict
This is no longer a surprise run.It is confirmation of a well-built side with clear identity and repeatable standards.
To maintain that edge, different versions of the same tactical system have been prepared and used against key opposition shapes, including 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3 and narrow 3-5-2 formations, ensuring adaptability without losing structure.
With half the season still to play, Torino are not chasing expectations — they are setting them.
I will upload tweaks later as soon as I understand how to do it from Cloud, because I cant save any tactic or upload in the game normaly thanks to new hotfix update...
At the halfway point of the season, Torino have done more than remain competitive — they have confirmed their status among Serie A’s strongest sides.
After exceeding expectations last year, the second season brought greater pressure, European football and heavier demands. Instead of regression, the response has been consistency, control and balance.
In the league, Torino FC sit firmly in the top positions. The numbers speak clearly: a strong goal difference, few defeats, and a steady accumulation of points.
There have been no dramatic swings in form — just reliable results, week after week.
Champions League involvement has not disrupted domestic performances.
Torino have shown composure on the European stage, delivering competitive displays and important victories, underlining the squad’s growing maturity.
Performance by the Numbers
Statistics underline the solidity of the campaign so far:Several first-team players averaging 7.20+ match ratings
Key performers consistently pushing 7.30 and above
Minimal drop-off in performance despite rotation and fixture congestion
Consistency, not flashes, defines this team.
Shared Responsibility in Attack One of Torino’s most striking features at mid-season is the distribution of output.
Goals and assists are shared across the pitch:A reliable leading scorerA consistent top assist provider
Regular contributions from midfielders, wing-backs and defenders
Opponents cannot isolate a single threat — Torino attack as a unit.
Mentality and Control. High morale, tactical discipline and confidence are visible in every performance. Even when changes are required, the level remains stable.
Matches are managed, not chased.
Mid-Season Verdict
This is no longer a surprise run.It is confirmation of a well-built side with clear identity and repeatable standards.
To maintain that edge, different versions of the same tactical system have been prepared and used against key opposition shapes, including 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3 and narrow 3-5-2 formations, ensuring adaptability without losing structure.
With half the season still to play, Torino are not chasing expectations — they are setting them.
I will upload tweaks later as soon as I understand how to do it from Cloud, because I cant save any tactic or upload in the game normaly thanks to new hotfix update...
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Regarding the attributes.
Where do you draw the line in terms of searching/scouting for players with the attributes you require. I know it depends on the level of the league, so what do you feel is reasonable for a Serie A side?
And I guess finishing attribute is only a requirement for you attacking players?
For seria A i would say 13 is minimum for all key atribuutes