I don’t think so really. Imagine a 4-3-3 which turns into a 424 in attack. Grealish LCM in attack goes forward, either outside Rashford to allow him inside, or inside to allow Rashford to play a one-two and break into the box. As Grealish goes wide, Bruno drops inside from the right and forms a central two with the other midfielder to direct play.
Similarly on the opposite side, Bruno occupies the inside right channel which allows the RW to either combine with Bruno and break into the box or to stay wide and allow Bruno topush forward while not forcing the cf to leave the middle and go wide. In that scenario, Grealish drops inside and forms the playmaking duo in the middle.
If I were the manager of such a team I would drill them into doing a one-two between the winger (ideally Rashford/Sancho) and the cm (Grealish/Bruno) which leads to a pass between the full-back and center half for the winger to run on to. Would open up space for a cut-back for the other cm to attack at the penalty spot, the center forward at the near post or the opposite winger at the back post. We’d score tons of sweaty, City-esque goals with that tactic.