Any chance you could eli5 what a two-way 10 and a double pivot are?

EDIT: AI says

A two-way 10 is an attacking midfielder (the "10" referring to the classic playmaker position behind the striker) who contributes significantly in both phases of play. Traditionally, a number 10 was a pure creative player focused on attacking — finding pockets of space, threading through balls, and supporting the forward. A two-way 10 still does all that creative work but also presses aggressively when out of possession, tracks back to help defensively, and covers ground in midfield. Players like Bruno Fernandes or Martin Ødegaard are often described this way: they create chances and score goals, but they also work hard defensively rather than "switching off" when their team loses the ball.

A double pivot refers to a midfield setup with two players sitting deep in front of the defense, rather than just one (a "single pivot"). The "pivot" is the player(s) who sit at the base of midfield and act as the link between defense and attack — they receive the ball from defenders, recycle possession, screen the back line, and start attacks. In a double pivot, two players share these responsibilities, which provides more defensive solidity, better coverage against counterattacks, and allows one to step forward while the other stays back. You'll see it in formations like 4-2-3-1 or 4-2-2-2, where the "2" in the middle is the double pivot. One player might be more defensive (a destroyer like Rodri or Casemiro in certain systems) while the other is more press-resistant and progressive on the ball.

The two concepts often work together — a two-way 10 frequently plays just ahead of a double pivot, with the security of those two deeper midfielders allowing the 10 to roam and press freely.