With the arrival of a new coaching staff at Independiente, the team is undergoing a tactical evolution that has surprised many. The most notable change has been the shift to a more vertical and direct style of play, allowing forwards like M. Abaldo and G. Ávalos to utilize their speed. Each match has provided an opportunity to see how these adjustments affect the collective game.

Changes in formation have been evident, moving from a classic 4-4-2 to a 4-3-3. This new approach provides greater flexibility in the midfield, enabling players like S. Bodnar and L. Cabral to dominate the center of the park. High pressing has also been a key factor, especially in recent matches, forcing errors in opponent's ball distribution.

Clearly, intensity is crucial to this new style. In the game against Talleres, the strategy paid off, as Independiente managed to regain possession in high areas and create numerous chances. However, this tactic requires a lot physically. Player endurance will be vital in the second half of the season.

While there are still areas needing refinement, positive results have begun to surface quickly. Fans are starting to see a future full of promises, as Independiente's identity as a competitive club resurfaces.