25 years of experience to think about Carlo Ancelotti as a football coach at the highest level. The Italian coach, the sole champion of five major leagues and winner of four Champions Leagues, more than any other coach, was on the bench in Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Bayern (Madrid, twice), Napoli and Everton.
At each stage, thousands of experiences and experiences that helped him become one of the most successful technicians of all time. In such academic football, where everything is analyzed down to the smallest detail (physical condition, study of rivals), where interventionists and obsessive technicians dominate, such as Guardiola, Tuchel, Klopp or Conte, Carlo Ancelotti Emphasis is placed on the old figure of the lifelong coach who values the proper functioning of the locker room.
Fire management Marco Asensio is the ultimate example of a left-handed coach Reggiolo, a coach who made a lot of money for the way he treated players. The Majorcan footballer was the subject of fury at the weekend after running out of minutes in the match against his former team, the Majorca.
Seeing that he would not come in, Asensio he stopped warming up and headed to the bench, where he threw his bib in a bad way and kicked a bottle. The player received encouragement from teammates such as danger and of Anthony Pintusthe physical trainer, while Ancelotti took care of what was happening.
“I understand his anger and I take it into account. It is normal for him to be angry because he wants to play, he is the most affected player in the squad,” explained Carletto in the following press conference. Four days later, against Leipzig, Ancelotti he used his left hand to give Asensio, who has so far played just 17 minutes in two games, a chance.
The Balearic, welcomed with whistles by a crowd that has seen him more on the outside than in the team this summer, responded with the confidence of Ancelotti with good performance. Focusing on defense, he recovered several key balls and closed the contest with a trademark goal: a left-footed shot that hit the post.
Asensio almost half an hour he changed whistles for applause, forgiving and thanking a Bernabeu which culminated in cheering in celebration of the goal. “I’m happy for him, I congratulate him. The anger was good for him because he trained hard, concentrated, and now he delivered, he played well”, celebrated Ancelotti in a press conference, which for the umpteenth time acted as a fireman to put out the fire that threatened to destroy the white house.
Source: La Verdad
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