He should ideally be placed in the center of the midfielders. In every formation, we require a strong DMF to break up opponents’ attacks and launch counter attack. A strong CB in the box, with his larger physical size, is also ideal for blocking shots on goal.Ĭhoose players with high ratings in – Ball Winning, Physical Strength, Interception In general, the fast CB should be used first to approach attackers, or chase players down the flank, while the strong CB preferably should be the last line of defence, staying in the box to clear high crosses and put in last ditch tackle. When the opponent uses a fast center forward e.g Messi, a fast CB should be used to match his pace. If the opponent is dribbling with a strong center forward e.g Drogba, we have our strong CB to challenge him for the ball. Having both of these players in defence gives us more flexibility when defending.
The fast CB tends to be shorter, thus the strong CB is the player to stay in the box and win defensive headers. The strong CB usually lacks pace, thus when there is a need to chase down defenders, we can rely on the fast CB. This will allow their strengths to complement each other, while their weakness can be covered. Ideally, a physically strong CB should be paired with a fast CB. His partner center back(s) should have high ratings in – Speed, Covering, Interception One CB should have high ratings in – Physical Strength. Playing Style ‘Offensive Fullback’ and skill card ‘Early Cross’ will be very useful. For teams that lack fast sidebacks, resist the urge to attack too often with sidebacks. They charge up and down the flank, thus high pace will be required for them to cover the required distance. Sidebacks will have to consist of fast players as they serve as secondary wingers. Other attributes such as 1-on-1 are good to have, but they are secondary.Ĭhoose players with high ratings in – Speed, Dribble Speed, Passing These three attributes are key to saving shots on goal. Below is a detailed guide for choosing the best players for each position.Ĭhoose goalkeepers with high ratings in – Saving, Goalkeeping, Jump 1.3 Players for each positionĭifferent positions call for different player abilities and playing styles. Once the team foundations are in place, you can go on to purchase players with other playing styles. One prevent the conceding of goals, the other score goals to win you matches. To get things going when budget is an issue, I will say ‘Destroyer’ and ‘Goal Poacher’ should be your priority. 1.2 The ‘Best’ Playing StyleĪll Playing Style have their pros and cons, and it is essential to ‘collect’ all styles. But in general, players of the same playing style gets in the way of each other, and should be avoided. It will do you no harm to have 2 ‘Prolific Wingers’ or 2 ‘Offensive Fullbacks’, since they are on different flanks. The box might get a little crowded, and you have no one to link up play. You may be winning all the balls in midfield, but you are sacrificing one slot for a ‘Creative Playmaker’ to give you the goals you need. This ensures that you have variety in your game. As a general rule of thumb, avoid having more than 2 of the same Playing Style in your entire squad, and avoid having duplicate Playing Style in your starting 11. PES groups players in various categories called Playing Style, such as ‘Prolific Winger’, ‘Box to Box’ etc.
This means you should aim to have players of varying abilities in your team. Whether you play online or offline, a well balanced squad is crucial to secure good results game after game. Selecting players for your team 1.1 Variety in Playing Styles
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