At the start of the season, Padova has embraced a new tactical approach on the field. The manager has begun implementing more fluid formations, adapting player roles to maximize their potential. For example, the introduction of a 4-3-3 has favored a more incisive attack.

This change has led to greater interaction between departments; midfielders like L. Crisetig have found more freedom to connect defense with attack. In a recent match against Cittadella, the alliance between departments was evident during the quick transitions that led to various chances.

The coach has also instructed his forwards, such as C. Buonaiuto, to frequently shift to the flanks. This strategy has created space for full-backs, including A. Barreca, to overlap and put pressure on the opponent's defense. The response from the team to these new setups has been positive, with points gained that confirm the validity of the changes.

The challenge remains to maintain cohesion while the team adapts to these bolder choices in their approach to play.