|Behind the striker|
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The player tucked in just behind the striker could be tagged as someone who has a "licence to roam."
But it's a vital role and seen increasingly in football - especially at international level.
Paul Scholes often does it for Man Utd and England.
And Zinedine Zidane has been one of the best players in the world in this position for both Real Madrid and France.
It is very difficult to mark this player because they can be playing quite deep one minute and then burst forward and link up with the striker.
They'll be very comfortable on the ball, have great vision of what is happening around them and have a very quick turn of pace.
Many scoring chances are created from this position but they'll also be banging in a few goals themselves.