I was reminiscing about the early 2010s today, thinking back to when every top-tier club had that one visionary playmaker who could change a game with a single pass—think peak Mesut Özil or Juan Román Riquelme. It feels like that specific profile has completely vanished in favor of high-intensity pressing and "inverted wingers." I remember when you could build an entire system around a slow but genius technical player. Now, if a midfielder doesn't cover 11km and track back constantly, they’re seen as a liability. Do you guys think we’ll ever see a return to the classic creative focal point, or has the tactical evolution toward athleticism permanently killed off the traditional playmaker? I’d love to hear your thoughts on which modern players come closest to that old-school style