The model of football associated with Pep Guardiola has become dominant and is shaping the present and future of the sport. Guardiola developed positional football further than anyone before, and his disciples like Luis Enrique, Mikel Arteta, and Hansi Flick are achieving success. Despite some resistance, this style is spreading across Europe, producing brilliant games. The attacking phase can be broken into stages, but the finishing phase remains unorganized. Critics often miss the broader picture, and progress in football means adapting to new models. Managers like Emery have shown flexibility, and even clubs like PSG are adopting positional ideas. A cultural shift is underway, and positional football is here to stay.