People sometimes say Spanish football doesn't suit or fit with Korea

When people think of Spanish football, they typically imagine Barcelona-style football
characterized by precision, short passes, and Tiki-taka,
but that is not the case at all.
Even great Spanish managers all have different styles.
Moreno built his career within Enrique's staff,
so he isn't a manager who insists solely on
unraveling games through precise short passing and high possession.
The framework of Spanish football = modern football,
where the main tactics involve disrupting the opponent's possession
from the top through intense high pressing,
along with organic switching and positional play.
Passing styles vary depending on the manager's tendencies.
Just looking at yesterday's Korean match,
maintaining narrow lines from high up the pitch,
pressing intensely to make it difficult for the opponent to keep the ball, and winning it back
is not "Spanish football," it is simply the framework of modern football.
There isn't a single team in England, Germany, or the Netherlands that doesn't do this.
It is simply the process of applying modern football
to the outdated La Volpiana that had been standing still..