He Atlético de Madrid accepting of Slovan from Bratislava this Thursday. A match in which the Slovaks will lose their captain, Vladimir Weissthe only player in the squad to play Spain. He is active in spanish in the 2011-12 season where he arrived Simeon in the rojiblanco team, but he did not face the colchoneros in the same game and was not called by the parakeets.
In the run-up to the match Atlético de Madridhis father, who is the coach of the team of the same name, spoke about this situation that he shares with Cholo: “In football it is a very rare thing that in Champions Match coaches with kids on their teams. It is the best but the worst profession.
Vladimir Weiss the son of his time was one of the most promising players in Slovakia. After standing out at Inter Bratislava, he signed for the academy City of Manchester in 2006. Club where he played with the first team, but where he failed to succeed. After that he became a globetrotter to become the hero everyone was waiting for. Bolton Wanderers, Glasgow Rangers, Espanyol, Pescara, Olympiacos, Lekhwiya, Al-Gharafa and in 2019 he returned home to play in the Slovan from Bratislava.
This summer he considered retiring, but Slovakia I had an entry challenge Champions League. Something that excites the player. This moved him to such an extent that he decided to continue for a few months to help the team qualify. Something real achievement for the club.
After that milestone, Weiss He thought about retiring, leaving the team in the Champions League, but the draw gave him something he dreamed of. A battle against City of Manchester where it was formed. So he decided it was the last game of his career. The Slovaks lost 0-4 at home, so far and will otherwise consider their last official match.
Since then he has not been called up for any game. Football stuff.
Source: La Verdad
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