It’s not every day that your book earns acclaim from Hansi Flick, Julian Nagelsmann, and Jürgen Klinsmann — but that’s exactly what Andreas Schumacher can attest to with his new book Two Versus One, co-authored with Bernhard Peters.

Having worked in the youth setups of clubs such as Stuttgart and Hamburg, Schumacher has seen first-hand how alignment between academies, first teams, and leadership can shape long-term player development.

Two Versus One is a thought-provoking work that challenges conventional thinking on attacking play, progression, and finishing. If you’re passionate about player development, creative attacking football, and innovative coaching, this episode will push you to rethink how the game is taught and played.

Listen to find out more including;

- Why 2v1 is more than just a numbers advantage—and how it transforms attacking play ?

- Why the most difficult part of football—scoring goals—is often the least trained?

- The surprising influence of hockey on football coaching.

- Why Andreas believes “there’s no such thing as a 1v1 in football” ?

- Where youth development needs to evolve in the next 5–10 years ?

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