Wolves coach Vitor Pereira credits Marshall Munetsi for making striker Jorgen Strand Larsen shine these days. The Zimbabwean player switched from midfield to winger behind Larsen up front. Despite scoring just once with one assist, Munetsi creates magic through his movement. Defenders follow him around, which opens spaces for Larsen to attack. After beating Ipswich 2-1, Pereira explained how Munetsi helps Larsen adapt better to Premier League football.
The Warriors' international became a secret weapon for the team through smart positioning. He stays close to Larsen during matches, helping him with first and second balls. Their partnership confuses opposing markers about who to track. This tactical change recently transformed Larsen into a more dangerous attacker. Munetsi might not grab headlines with goals, but his contribution proves vital to the team's attacking system. The coach seems very pleased with how this arrangement works for everyone involved.
The Warriors' international became a secret weapon for the team through smart positioning. He stays close to Larsen during matches, helping him with first and second balls. Their partnership confuses opposing markers about who to track. This tactical change recently transformed Larsen into a more dangerous attacker. Munetsi might not grab headlines with goals, but his contribution proves vital to the team's attacking system. The coach seems very pleased with how this arrangement works for everyone involved.
