Hello Amierul, Your question is not easy to answer, their are so many factors which include the following, but are not limited to the following: skill level, exact age group playing, level of play (Premier, gold or silver), how many teams in that age group, and how many months out of the year- that team plays, Teams playstyle or formation played. These are crucial in determining what to do in your particular circumstances.
With that said, a good player is well rounded and can play anywhere with skill, competency and awareness left or right foot. The only difference in positions are your roles and responsibilities which will vary otherwise everything else that pertains to soccer- is the same.
You said things like "you can't penetrate dribbling", so this tells me your 1v1 skills, or ability to take on defenders on is lacking- this will hindure your development to take players on, and create opportunities for yourself, or your team in addition to creating great confidence for yourself on the ball as well. A good midfielder has incredible skills (Tobin Heath, Crystal Dunn, Carli Lloyd, Messi, Iniesta, Hazard, etc...) with the ball, awareness, soccer IQ, ball placement, first touch, and passing & receiving are absolutely essential here. Morgan Brian, Allie Long are two great examples of players who play a holding mid position( as the 6)- both of whom have great skill and a great first touch on the ball, and know how to build up play. But these players in these postions also know how to build play up, knowing when to control the tempo of play, and where to direct or play the ball, and when switches are needed.
Based on what you have said the following would need to be worked on as a player:
1. 1v1- Learning to take players on and beat multiple plaeyrs
2. Learn to pressure players with the ball
3. Foot skill- juggling, skill work(included a 1000 touches on the ball a day), passing and receiving exercises
4. Work on your confidence
5. Possession- work on small group possession to increase passing confidence
6. 1st touch exercises would help in almost all your issues above and would smooth out your game and increase your odds when it comes to scoring, skill, confidence on the ball.
I hope some of this helped you a little more.
Best Regards,
Don Villella
NSCAA National Diploma
Staff Instructor - CYSA-N
CYSA -California Youth Soccer Association
North Bay Elite Head Coach
John Swett High School Varsity Girls Coach
Coach District 4 ODP '96 Boys Team

Soccer | Concord, CA
July 03, 2017
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