LOBANOVSKYI - GAKAN ADA SHEVA SHEVCHENKO DAN GEGENPRESSING KALO GADA MANAJER INI !! - ALUR CERITA

When we hear the term "gegen pressing," we immediately think of Jürgen Klopp and modern German football strategy. As we know, Klopp himself had a mentor who taught him this aggressive playing method: Ralf Ragnick, a football lecturer and Thomas Tuchel's mentor. However, Ragnick didn't develop this style alone. He admitted he was greatly inspired by the Soviet Union national team's football of the 1980s, and the Dynamo Kiev strategy developed by the country's football legend, Valery Lobanovsky. In the documentary "Lobanovski Forever," we delve deeper into the figure of Lobanovsky. Valery Lobanovsky's fame began to rise when, in 1961, Dinamo Kiev won its first Soviet Union league title. While still a player, Lobanovsky played as a left winger for the Ukrainian team. Strong on the right, Lobanovsky played on the left wing. He was nicknamed "Swan" because of his tall, curved, swan-like neck. One of his most prominent qualities is that Lobanovsky often scores from corner kicks. #truestoryline #cinetalk