1.Touch
Although ‘touch’ is a relatively broad term, it is most often used to describe the technique involved in controlling and retaining possession of the ball. Whether this is achieved through a ball-trap, a one-touch pass or a dribble, it involves the player remaining in charge of the ball – and not the other way around.
2.Decision making
Players generally have very little time on the ball during a futsal match. Decision making has to be quick and effective, otherwise possession can be lost very quickly. And all decisions need to be taken calmly. The best futsal players have an intrinsic understanding of strategy and tactics, as well as an ability to predict upcoming passages of play. There are futsal players who can decide what they will do with the ball before they receive it.
3.Dribbling
The average game of futsal involves a great deal more one-on-one situations than the standard game does. The best futsal players can use fakes and feints to ease past opposition players whilst remaining in full control of the ball. Good dribblers also have the ability to switch the ball between both feet – and regularly playing futsal is a great way of developing this particular skill.
4.Short passing
There was a time when the long-ball game defined football in England, but those days are fast becoming just a distant memory. However, there is no doubt that young English players still have some way to go before replicating the incredible short passing game of their counterparts in Spain.
5.Creativity
Futsal involves taking possession of the ball in very tight spaces – with up to three opposition players trying to wrestle it away at any one time. The ability to be creative with decisions in such restricted situations is very useful in futsal. Thinking outside the box and being unpredictable with their decision making puts players in possession of the ball at an advantage in any version of football – but particularly in futsal.
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