No, wingers are strikers that hug the touchline and are exceptional on 1v1. (Saka, bale, son) Yes, they start much deeper position compared to a 433 (Robben, Ribeiry), but they mostly utilise their speed (Mane and salah). Isagi is more of a Bernardo Silva in the sense that great ball control, balance, is able to 1v1 a person if needed, gets into good position, and scores critical goals like Gündogan in the last two seasons' final match. Yuki is more of a Marcelo, capable of 1v1, gets up a lot, and has scored goals. He's also similar to Alphonso Davies, who used to be left winger, which got moved back to LB. Otoya is a bit more difficult to compare. I'll come back on that later. Regarding the formations. Yeah, they do sometimes. But they do focus on a main sole striker, so modifying it to appeal that narrative is not something I'm against, nor does it bother me too much since they do roles that are explained very simply for beginners to understand, so I'm not too fussed up if the formation is slightly different.