what is cam in football

CAM stands for Central Attacking Midfielder, which is a position in football. A CAM is a central midfielder who is positioned in an advanced midfield position, usually between central midfield and the teams forwards, and has a primarily offensive role. CAM players usually help their forwards on scoring goals and are known for their deft touch, vision, ability to shoot from range, and passing prowess. They are also creative and tactically intelligent players with good vision, technique, passing ability, and a high attacking work rate. In FIFA, CAM players usually have high ratings for attributes such as dribbling, agility, balance, ball control, positioning, acceleration, shooting, and finishing. CAMs are different from CFs (Center Forwards) who are the players who are positioned closest to the opponents goal and are responsible for scoring goals.