The season for Newell's Old Boys is just around the corner, and fans are starting to wonder what tactical changes the team might implement. With the arrival of the new coaching staff, the approach to gameplay is evolving. This year, the team is expected to shift to a more offensive system, aiming to maximize the talent of its players.

One area that has garnered attention is the role of the midfielders, including Valentino Andres Acuña and M. Esponda. Both players have the ability to control the game's tempo, and they are expected to be granted more freedom on the pitch. "We want them more involved in the attacking phase. Football is about strategy, and we want to adapt to our rivals," said the new coach during a press conference.

the team has been working on improving their high pressing game, looking to regain possession as quickly as possible. This strategy could create problems for opposing teams, forcing them into errors in their defensive line.

However, there are also concerns about how the team will adapt to these changes. With a challenging start to the season ahead, the integration of these tactics will be crucial. Supporters, eager to see how things unfold, are gearing up for an exciting campaign filled with surprises.