“Milanthere is no doubt: take it Thiago Motta and you will not go wrong.” They thought so Fabio Capello And Arrigo Sacchi talking about the future coach of the Rossoneri a La Gazzetta dello Sport. Consider Milan’s clear debacles against Rome And Interribs Europa League And scudetto in favor of the Nerazzurri at the home of the Devil (first time in history), the farewell of the Parma coach at the end of the season now appears certain, despite another year of his contract still existing.
For Capello and Sacchi the right name is the one linked to the coach of Bolognawho in a miraculous season is leading his players to return to the Champions League, which has been missing in Emilia since the 1964/65 season when at the time the team Bernardini he went out due to the coin in the first round in the match against Anderlecht.
Thiago Motta “is a former midfielder – Capello told Rosea – Make a list of the best coaches in the world, in the group you will find Guardiola, Conte, Xabi Alonso, Ancelotti, Arteta, Cheer up, Xavi. They have something in common, don’t they?” And again: “With him there is the right balance between the defensive and offensive phases – added Don Fabio – Motta builds from the bottom, as they say now, but not in an exaggerated way. He thinks of football that leads to results, but in the right way.” For Sacchi, the Italian-Brazilian can make a difference to his previous life: “He was an excellent midfielder, head held high and clear ideas – his words -. And then he had important experiences in big clubs. Look at what coaching Bologna is not a joke. If you do badly they won’t criticize you, but they laugh at youwhich is even worse.”
For the former national team coach, personality counts: “How Gasperini, he is someone who gives a lot to football – Sacchi said again – In terms of commitment, courage, ideas. He has ideas, which are the most important thing in a coach’s baggage. Because the players can buy them from you or not, but the ideas are yours alone and you just need to pass them on to the kids to get what you want.” The closing summarizes the advice to the Devil in three adjectives: “Why take him? He is modern, European and visionary.”
