With the start of the new season, Reggiana has embarked on a tactical evolution under the guidance of the new coach. The team, historically known for its defensive play, is now adopting a more offensive and dynamic approach, seeking to dominate possession and create more in attack. This transformation is evident in the formations, shifting to a 4-3-3 that enhances the qualities of the wingers and midfielders. Players like L. Belardinelli and M. Bertagnoli are crucial in this new system, contributing not only to ball possession but also in quick counter-attacks. Additionally, the team has focused heavily on high pressing schemes, trying to regain possession as quickly as possible and apply pressure on opponents. This strategy has yielded encouraging results in the early league matches, with an increased capacity to create goal-scoring opportunities. Individual players have also been positioned to express their abilities more freely. Forwards like N. Girma and E. Cavaliere have found more space and opportunities to score, which could prove crucial for Reggiana's success this season.