In the early weeks of the season, the tactical evolution of Atlas under the new management has become evident. The focus has shifted towards a more offensive style of play, while the defense has maintained its solidity. This has surprised many fans, who anticipated a more conservative approach.

Since the start of the campaign, Atlas has implemented a 4-3-3 system that allows wingers to stretch the play and midfielders to contribute offensively. The combination of speed on the flanks and a solid midfield has created numerous goal-scoring chances. In their latest match against Newell's, Atlas recorded 18 shots, illustrating this new offensive approach.

The team's adaptability is remarkable. In critical match moments, the coach has adjusted formations, keeping rivals on their toes. Such an adjustment was evident in the game against Racing, where Atlas managed to equalize in the final minutes thanks to a tactical shift that surprised the opposing defense.

The key to success lies in the team's chemistry and the understanding of new roles assigned by the coaching staff. F. Leiva, the midfielder, has become a leader on the field, guiding his teammates through the new strategy. With these tactics in place, Atlas appears ready to face the challenges of the season with renewed vigor.