How to fix Brazil: 'Dirty movement', Endrick as a No 9 and a midfield rejig

‘Dirty movement’. Brazil’s coach emphasized the team’s lack of stretching Costa Rica’s defense in their goalless draw on Monday. He described the need for a “dirty movement,” referring to someone attacking the last line and creating space for the team. Rodrygo, who played as a No. 9, didn’t fulfill this role. Without a focal point in attack, Brazil’s play was slow and unproductive. The coach’s tactics of playing two holding midfielders have also sparked debate. Despite some successful moments, Brazil needs to find a solution for their attacking struggles.