Man-to-man press at goal kicks is completely stopping us playing short

If every short option is genuinely matched, I want the players to recognise that the press has given them something somewhere else. The first solution is movement. Can the 6 move away and drag a marker, allowing a centre-back to carry? Can a full-back start higher and create space underneath? Can a midfielder rotate into a different line rather than standing marked? The second solution is the goalkeeper. Can they use a clipped pass beyond the first press into a winger, 8 or striker who can compete for the next action? Going longer is not abandoning build-up. It can be the correct build-up decision if the opposition have committed five players to stop your first line. I’d train against a genuine man-to-man press, not passive mannequins. Then ask: where is our free player, and if there isn’t one short, what space has their press left behind? Playing out should mean solving pressure, not completing a predetermined short pass.