Analyzing Serie A context

I'm thinking about the Serie A context between 2006-2010, where Inter was particularly strong, and comparing it to the current Serie A, which has more parity. This lineup would likely perform well, but I see potential weaknesses like midfield balance and left-back synergy. The dynamics of chemistry and defensive transitions also come to mind, especially regarding width and set-pieces. I’ll include a lineup, bench, shape, tactical notes, and a verdict in a concise bullet format.Creating a lineup

I’m organizing a lineup based on strict Brazilian national team caps. For the starting XI, I’ll have Julio Cesar as GK, Maicon at RB, Lucio and Miranda as CBs, and Roberto Carlos at LB. The midfield will include Ze Elias or Felipe Melo as DM, Hernanes, and either Coutinho or Rafinha as AM. Up front, I see Jair da Costa on the right, Ronaldo at ST, and Adriano on the left. The bench is tricky since backup goalkeepers like Taffarel and Doni never played for Inter.Building a detailed lineup

I’m sorting through the players for this Inter lineup. Julio Cesar was the primary goalkeeper, while Jonathan served as RB backup, and Maxwell and Dalbert were options for LB. Joao Miranda and Lucio were my starting CBs, and backups included Juan Jesus. For midfield, I could include Thiago Motta, Felipe Melo, Ze Elias, and maybe Rafinha as AM. In attack, I’m considering Gabriel Barbosa, Ronaldo, and Adriano. I should also mention the reasons for Maxwell and Juan’s exclusion, and analyze how they could dominate Serie A at their peak, but vulnerabilities exist, like midfield balance and reliance on key players' fitness.Structuring the lineup options

I'm considering two variants for the lineup: one focusing only on peak performance at Inter and the other on absolute peak performance across their careers. To keep things clear, I’ll choose the first option and define it based on their time at Inter. I'll draft these points in a succinct, crisp format in Chinese, maybe with a title header for structure. This way, it’ll be easy for the user to follow along!