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| This special position was introduced in the middle of global season 27 (somewhere at the end of October 2005).
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| This [[forward]] contributes more to the side where he is playing [[towards wing]], whilst weakening his contribution to the [[central attack]], and destroying his contribution to the opposite [[wing attack]]. It is a good method to boost your wing attacks, especially if you play with 3 forwards.
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| A team that is playing [[3-4-3]] or [[4-3-3]] could opt for a high-wing FTW because they are getting central attack already from 2 normal forwards, particularly if backed up by offensive inner midfielders.
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| They would be essentially moving their winger up to the FTW role and possibly using their winger slot for a [[Winger Toward Middle]] to boost their [[midfield]].
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| The introduction of FTW gives forward trainers some options rather than just 3-4-3 AIM.
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| There are also valid options for using a formation with two forwards such as [[4-4-2]] or [[3-5-2]] and playing both forwards towards wing. This can be a good choice when facing a team with an exceptionally strong central defence
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| [[Category:Player positions]]
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| Like [[Überwinger]] forwards towards wing can be exceptional [[multiskill]] players. If both attack and cross are of high level (at least world class) those players can give a great contribute to wing attack with low [[wage]]. Because of the game's wage structure, high skilled forward toward wing usually have low salaries compared to the single-skilled players who would be needed to generate similar contributions to match [[ratings]].
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