Great wonder in Europe: This is Atalanta's system that has turned it into superpowers.

Atalanta is fourth on the board and scored 70 goals, or 20 more than Juvenus. Of course, this ranking is not surprising because the successes have not been missing since Gian Piero Gasperrin came in the position of the club's chief coach.

They impressed football analysts in Italy and Europe with rare victories of 5-6 goals. They defeated 5-0 Milan, and in the meantime, they firmly won over Turin 7-0 and Parmas 5-0, writes Periscopi.

Shortly before football was stopped because of the pandemic, Atalanta arrived at the quarterfinal stage of the Champions League, joining among the eight strongest teams in Europe.

But if we look at the names of the club players we won't see any particularly big football players.

Gasperrin's tactics are aggressive and are based on constant shift of positions, which makes his team dramatically more dynamic than the opposing team. Her game rhythm few teams have so far been able to break down and stop.

What is surprising, though, is also this team's fantastic and strange system.

Atalanta recently sold out a player who was not even part of the team, which for 44m euros passed to Juvenous. He was part of Parmas.

And yet, Kulusevski was not alone. He was himself the seventh.

Atalanta has a total of 94 football players under professional contracts, of which 69 (excluding the already sold) which are borrowed in other teams.

Among these players are large names, such as Albania's first goalkeeper, Etri Berisha (SPAL), Italy's Respondent Gianluca Mancini (Roma), Andreas Cornelius (Parma), Supertale Musa Barrow (Blogna), Matteo Pessina (Verona), and many others.

Among these talented football players, Atalanta owns the card of four players. In addition to Berisha, there is Berat Dimesti part of the first team, and then players borrowed as Isnik Alimi of Erdis Kraja. /Periscope