positional

American  

[puh-zish-uhn-uhl] / pəˈzɪʃ ən əl /

adjective

1. relating to, regarding, or dependent on position.

2. unmoving or moving very little.

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Example Sentences

And without that, he could not impose the high press, the tempo, the positional football that defined his Leverkusen side.

From BBC

Part of the discussion was how to get the best out of Douglas Luiz and find the optimal midfield pairing with a number six who could use the ball and had positional discipline.

From BBC

Casemiro's role is more positionally strict - screening the defence, breaking up play and getting up and down the pitch to close the distance between defence and attack when the ball is played long.

From BBC

The Dodgers have already shown interest in familiar face Cody Bellinger, who could bring both positional versatility and a more refined hitting approach than he had during his first stint with the club.

From Los Angeles Times

But he didn't get him and had to work with physical, dynamic midfielders who are far more comfortable with quick transitions than with positional football and short, patient passing that he also wanted to implement.

From BBC