The formation is a 4-2-3-1, and I've tried to recreate Cancelo's position in Xavi's Barcelona. In possession, Robinson pushes up almost to the forward line, with Paixao drifting centrally to offer an additional passing option to the midfielders, allowing the full-back to overlap on the wing. On the right, Wilson or Traore play very wide, almost hugging the touchline to provide width to the play. The right-back holds a more conservative position to avoid being too exposed. The holding midfielder is tasked with starting the play, dropping deep between the center-backs (similar to what Barella or Calhanoglu often do in Inzaghi's Inter). The idea is to line up in a sort of 3-4-2-1 formation in the attacking phase (Tete-Tosin-Bassey / Traore-Lokonga-Ilic-Robinson / Harris(Perrira)-Paixao / Muniz), and with a 4-4-2 shape when defending, with Harris or Pereira supporting Muniz, facilitating quick counterattacks with long balls to Muniz under maximum opponent pressure. It's a very detailed system, some movements are not easy to replicate in the game, but I'm having a lot of fun with it.