A legend on the coaching bench of world football, this strategist Mourinho reduced the importance of a single player like Ronaldo , instead, he emphasized the importance of the entire team.
How does Mourinho coach Ronaldo?
When asked about his experience managing Ronaldo, Mourinho revealed to Portuguese newspaper Bola na Rede: “I often say that I don’t coach players, I coach teams. I also say I don’t coach players, I coach young people to play football. When you talk about a superstar player like Ronaldo, you cannot teach that player how to take free kicks, how to run, how to shoot or how to pass the ball. Obviously I don’t do anything like that.
I have coached teams with some of the best players in the world and my job is to piece together a picture to create an environment where they can express themselves in the best way possible. I’ve also worked in teams recently where the players weren’t very good and where individual attention became more important.
About Ronaldo? Coaching people like Ronaldo is really easy. You don’t need to teach Ronaldo anything. He is good at everything in football, his desire to win is abundant. The only thing I “treat” Ronaldo is to improve his sense of responsibility and influence in the team, to make Ronaldo happy and comfortable playing football.
Mourinho was appointed to the Real Madrid hot seat in the summer of 2010. Before that, he had successful periods with Porto, Chelsea and Inter Milan, achieving many great successes both domestically and on the European arena. Europe.
With Los Blancos, he had an impressive 2011-2012 season when he won the La Liga championship with a record number of points (100 points) and a record number of goals (121 goals). He also won the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup once during his tenure.
Ronaldo joined the national team at the age of 39
The Portuguese team has officially announced the preliminary list of 26 players participating in Euro 2024 taking place this summer. Coach Roberto Martinez continues to put absolute trust in 39-year-old star Cristiano Ronaldo.
Immediately after learning that he was on the summon list, Ronaldo took to social networks to express his pride. On Instagram, he shared a photo in the new Portugal team jersey with the caption: “Proud to be back representing Portugal at the Euro. Let’s try our best!” .
When participating in the upcoming Euro, Ronaldo broke the record he held by participating in the Euro for the 6th time in a row. The Al Nassr star currently holds many records in this tournament. Ronaldo is the player who has appeared in the most matches (25 matches) and scored the most goals (14 goals).
The simplest record milestone is that when he plays against the Czech Republic in Portugal’s opening match in Germany, he will become the oldest player to play at the Euro at 39 years and 133 days.
