Stop in Saudi Arabia for José Mourinho. The former Giallorossi coach spoke during the Digital Wellbeing Summit and he also mentioned the Rome. “I often say that I don’t coach players, I coach teams. I also say that I don’t coach players, I coach young people who play football. When you talk about a super player, I can’t teach that player how to take a free kick – he said speaking of Cristiano Ronaldo, trained at Real Madrid -. I coached teams that had some of the best players in the world and my job was more to put together a puzzle and create an environment in which they could express themselves at their best. I’ve also had teams, more recently, where the players weren’t that good and that was worse, so you have to pay more attention to individuals.”
“The most difficult title in your career? Maybe it was reaching two European finals with Roma. Looking at history you understand why. There are things you do that are just a normal consequence of the situation. The fewer conditions there are, the more credit you have when wini – his words reported by the Portuguese site -. It was impossible for Roma to reach two European finals in a row, that’s why they fired me in my third year.”
(ojogo.pt)
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