DAZN, the leading global sports streaming platform, today released a new installment of ‘Guinness’ Premier Corner 0.0′. The coach of Aston Villa Unai Emery sat down with Eneko Fernández de Garayalde to talk about his experience as a coach. In addition to the interview with the Basque coach, you can now enjoy free on DAZN.com from previous installments of the program with David Raya, Michu, Julen Lopetegui, Ander Herrera and Luis García as heroes.
With his ambitions as a coach and his past in Seville, Emery He emphasizes that: “I dreamed of winning the Europa League and that dream was opened to me in Seville. I had to be in Seville, where they had already achieved that summit, so that they could make me understand that it was possible and if I dreamed of it and I can achieve it. Without the help of Sevilla and the Sevillistas I can’t achieve it.”
The coach also acknowledges that he knows how to take that learning to other banks: “The opposite happened at Villarreal. I was the one who achieved that, and I’m more of a hero in my experience to point that path .”
The coach also recognizes the type of players he wants to coach: “What I like the most and what I enjoy the most is the improvement of the player, and, moreover, the player informs you. Not external, internal. Players who at a glance want to listen to you and want to accept everything you tell them, because they know they are better at it.
Regarding the complex work of trainers and how difficult it is sometimes to be recognized, the Gipuzkoan highlights that: “There are trainers who have been successful for a very short time and then for a long time they have not made it. Being recognized comes when it is done even if my regularity was cut off in Moscow when I left after six months, or in Paris after two years and more or less fulfilling the goals, the most important was missing, the giving of greatness at PSG. When I was at Arsenal and even playing in the Europa League final and being fifth in the league, there were still things missing. Although he highlighted that he also learned those processes: ” I internalized all that and recognized it in myself as a person and trainer, as another process.”
Source: La Verdad
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