He is probably the last known link so far among German coaches. Nagelsmann's trainings and his activities are a treasure trove for coaches all over the world.
Over the last few decades, we have seen Klopp, Tuchel and now Nagelsmann champion a new conception of soccer. Nagelsmann's coaching mixes his roots and his style with what he has been able to absorb from top coaches from other latitudes who have passed through the Bundesliga. It is the Germans who have managed to conquer the majority of Europe's elite coaching staffs.
His beginnings and his subsequent spell at Hoffenheim put him in the firing line. A lover of the 3-member defense and long lanes, he has evolved in his systems, towards the 1-4-2-3-1 most used in recent times.
Bayern's German coach relies on training sessions that are always conducted at high intensity. At Hoffenheim the basic system was a 3-5-2 in possession phase, and he used a 3-4-3 or 5-3-2 in defensive phase. Clean ball distribution with the use of the width of the 3 central defenders.
In this video you can see an interview in which the German coach , talks about his concerns as a technician.
The analysis of his figure in The coach voice is also very interesting.
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