A backheel pass is a pass in soccer where a player uses the back of their foot to strike the ball and send it to a teammate. The pass is made by flicking the ball with the heel, often while the player’s body is facing away from the direction of the pass. Backheel passes are typically used in tight spaces or when a player wants to quickly redirect the ball without turning around. They require good timing and skill, as they can catch the opponent off guard and create unexpected passing angles.

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