Tested in my very own European Super League Database with Bayern Munich.
Simulated 1 season in 2 different savefiles.

Results:
1st save:
Won the league with a total 85 points from 38 matches (2,27 points per game)
Won the Champions League.
Won the established Superleague Cup that draws 160 of the best European teams.
2,47 goals scored per match in the league.
0,95 goals conceded per match in the league.

2nd save:
Won the league with a total 101 points from 38 matches (2,66 points per game)
Won the Champions League.
Reached the final of the Superleague Cup, lost to Liverpool.
2,45 goals scored per match in the league.
0,71 goals conceded per match in the league.

Potential tweaks:
- Short attacking throw-in tactic rather than the long one I used as short throw-ins far up the field really seem to make defenses look like they're not paying attention recently
- A more defensive role in DM to go with the Carrilero if you're leaking too many goals; that said, this is an attacking-minded tactic, even if it's not the highest scoring one.
- Obviously this is a high-intensity tactic, so good squad-depth is recommended.
- We all know CM(A) is busted this year and it's no different for this tactic. If the player in that position has good physical presence it's a bonus.


Looking forward to reading your feedback!