The Art of the Number 10 is Dying, and Martin Odegaard might be the one to save it

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  • čas přidán 27. 04. 2023
  • Welcome to my latest video titled "In a World Without Number 10s, Martin Odegaard is a Rarity". In this video, we explore the unique qualities that make Martin Odegaard stand out as a rare talent in today's football world, where the traditional number 10 position is slowly disappearing.
    We take a closer look at Odegaard's playing style, his vision, his creativity, and his ability to read the game like a few others. With insightful analysis and stunning highlights, we show how the Norwegian midfielder has already made a significant impact on the game and is poised to become one of the greats in the future.
    Through interviews with experts and fans alike, we delve into the reasons why the number 10 role is becoming less common in modern football and how players like Odegaard are adapting to the changing landscape of the game. So, whether you're a die-hard football fan or just starting to appreciate the beauty of the game, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the evolution of football and the players who shape it. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking and exciting video about one of the brightest talents in the world of football today.
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Komentáře • 63

  • @Brian-dc2km
    @Brian-dc2km Před rokem +36

    I believe Odegaard has evolved himself from quite literally the traditional no.10

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +3

      I think so too!

    • @e-naa4118
      @e-naa4118 Před rokem +10

      I don't know. He's always had elite pressing and running numbers. He's developed physically and def-technically/tactically but he's never been "lazy" as the 10s of old were.

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +2

      You're totally right.

  • @mrmcoc6461
    @mrmcoc6461 Před rokem +28

    Arteta saw himself in Ødegaard that’s why he trained him so much notice his shooting is similar to artetas? Passing and pinging is like arteta? I’m can’t be the only one who notices

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +3

      I just realized that. Thats a very good observation.

    • @osamabenbrahim5162
      @osamabenbrahim5162 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Odegaard is better than Arteta

  • @mirrors23
    @mirrors23 Před rokem +2

    Absolutely LOVE Martin Ødegaard. He is such a talented footballer!!

  • @AppreciateMnisi
    @AppreciateMnisi Před rokem +18

    I think Odegaard has been dropped deeper this season, he no longer plays like a classic 10, he's more of an 8 but more aggressive

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +2

      But I feel hes the creative mind of Arsenal's attack. Would that make him a 10 in your opinion?

    • @bongs26
      @bongs26 Před rokem +3

      @@OT-FUTBOL for me I think you’re right. He is a still a 10, but he has the required work rate of modern football, which is why people confuse him for an 8. Players like him, Guler, Paquetta, Macallister, Buendia etc do work hard off the ball, but they’re still primary creative hubs for their respective teams..just my 2 cents lol

  • @cyprianovv
    @cyprianovv Před rokem +7

    Great video! You definetly deserve more views

  • @yourdearmirror
    @yourdearmirror Před rokem +33

    What was Arteta before he bought Ødegaard? The day Ødegaard came Arsenal was a mediocre club. Arsenals progress started just after Ødegaard came. After only a few months there, he became the youngest captain in England.

    • @TheKh65
      @TheKh65 Před rokem +14

      Mediocre club? Don't do that 😂 Arsenal have been performing mediocre for a while but it has never been mediocre club.

    • @yourdearmirror
      @yourdearmirror Před rokem +11

      @4 CZNZ Arsanal is a top club, who played mediocre football for some time.

    • @TheKh65
      @TheKh65 Před rokem +2

      @@yourdearmirror I agree

    • @cameronkahn6470
      @cameronkahn6470 Před rokem +1

      I hope u meant Norway

    • @robertkabanza3210
      @robertkabanza3210 Před rokem +5

      Arteta was about to be sacked until he introduced Emile Smith Rowe who saved Arteta's career. Then came Odegaard. Arteta is about to become a legend.

  • @vocheseleon
    @vocheseleon Před rokem +2

    GOAT

  • @jjtop20
    @jjtop20 Před rokem +1

    The difference between Odegaard and traditional no 10 is the work rate. Modern 10 need to be able to defend and press

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem

      This is a more modern way of playing the game, so yes.

  • @Eritrea_Bella
    @Eritrea_Bella Před rokem +1

    No way! Ødegaard is good but not yet reach to his potential.

  • @fredrikjulsenandersen
    @fredrikjulsenandersen Před rokem +3

    New York City FC as “one of the top clubs in Europe” 😄 You probably meant Manchester City?

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +1

      Where did I say that?? Give me the timestamp

    • @fredrikjulsenandersen
      @fredrikjulsenandersen Před rokem +2

      You did not say it. But you showed a photo of them on 00:51

  • @Glundberg84
    @Glundberg84 Před rokem +4

    Do be given the trust to be captain both for Arsenal and the Norwegian national team is not nothing for a guy just 24 years old.

  • @chukobenga_2585
    @chukobenga_2585 Před rokem

    What about Bruno Fernandes?

  • @pain_real
    @pain_real Před 10 měsíci

    Guys these type of No 10s don’t exist anymore in football. With evolution and change, most teams don’t want to leave the creation of chances in this hands of just one player. On their off days the team will crumble. Some coaches want to have that balance in the midfield so they use two creative B2B midfielders and a Defensive Deep lying playmaker to control the game. It affected players like Dybala, Isco, Ozil, James, Coutinho. But could we see the evolution of the classic No 10 role with the coming of talented youngsters like Foden, Musiala, Guler, Pedri, Wirtz, Cherki? Let me know what you think in the comment section guys.

  • @dandeleon7383
    @dandeleon7383 Před rokem

    He joined in January 2021

  • @TheGivemethattaco
    @TheGivemethattaco Před 11 měsíci

    0:50 lol NYCFC

  • @melvinasogu1315
    @melvinasogu1315 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Ødegaard is a half 8 now.

  • @kayembamvula5495
    @kayembamvula5495 Před rokem +2

    Bruno Fernandes?

    • @its_cedrick105
      @its_cedrick105 Před rokem

      Yeah,not even close to similar

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem

      Bruno is a close one, but he typically also runs back into the defense.

    • @its_cedrick105
      @its_cedrick105 Před rokem

      @@OT-FUTBOL your where talking about the classic number, the silky touch and body feints number 10, Bruno is none of that, he's the modern number 10

  • @kayembamvula5495
    @kayembamvula5495 Před rokem +5

    Ummmm de Bruyne?…

  • @srykextraodinairecreation9962
    @srykextraodinairecreation9962 Před 11 měsíci

    Rice will help him to thrive more.

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před 11 měsíci

      That is going to be a great partnership for next season.

  • @jowelwilliam8895
    @jowelwilliam8895 Před rokem +6

    Odegaard plays has 8 for arsenal not a 10

    • @denniswaweru9340
      @denniswaweru9340 Před rokem +10

      Yeah, but his role is very different from other number 8s. He might be moved to the right side of the midfield, but he is very much a "playmaker", a role that is very rare in most clubs. Even teams like Man City and Liverpool don't play with "playmakers". Odegaard is part of a dying breed.

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem +2

      Love how you described it!

    • @No-Stack-Developer
      @No-Stack-Developer Před rokem +3

      ​@@denniswaweru9340 what can you say about de bruyne then?? Isn't he the no10 for city along with gundo and rodri as the 8 and 6

    • @denniswaweru9340
      @denniswaweru9340 Před rokem +4

      @@No-Stack-Developer Gundogan and Debruyne play as no.8s with Gundogan playing further forward to make runs into the box, similar to Xhaka this season. But unlike Odegaard, Debruyne is a pure 8. Its rare to see Odegaard moving box to box the way Debruyne does.

    • @sydneyswans4ssr608
      @sydneyswans4ssr608 Před rokem +3

      Odegaard also has variety playing as a no.10, he can play as a mezzala to support saka whilst tracking back to help the defence out especially when oppositions try to make swift counter-attacks

  • @pattevargas7688
    @pattevargas7688 Před rokem

    Talking about a great #10 and naming Mesut Özil🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @OT-FUTBOL
      @OT-FUTBOL  Před rokem

      He did win a World Cup with Germany. Doesn't that make him great?

    • @pattevargas7688
      @pattevargas7688 Před rokem

      @@OT-FUTBOL Germany won that with him, but definitly not bcs of him😂 he and Löw just has been lucky, that player like Schweinsteiger, Klose, Khedira, Mertesacker, Gündogan, Müller and Kroos where on the pitch🤷🏽‍♂️ Germanys golden Generation and he was more like a side piece than a important piece of this puzzle, same goes for Löw like i said

    • @pattevargas7688
      @pattevargas7688 Před rokem

      Btw, he left Madrid and after that they won the UECL like what 3 Times in a Row? He was talented but lazy and that is the reason, why he never will be 1 of the best, imagine he would work on himself like Ronaldo....

    • @kombayogaigbakima3942
      @kombayogaigbakima3942 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Definitely u don't know who Ozil was 💔....u need more tutoring young lad

    • @yxngahmed3
      @yxngahmed3 Před 11 měsíci

      Ozil was one of the greatest number 10s in the history of the sort definitely top 5. I find it so disrespectful to say such a thing about one of the greatest players to ever play the game the disrespect is astonishing. Your either extremely young and started watching football after he left Arsenal in 2021 or your just downright stupid.