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It happens to many elite footballers who take the path of being a coach: the comparison between his career as a DT with that of a player, where he is often too far away.
One who suffered this situation firsthand was the former coach of Unión Española and the legendary figure of Boca Juniors, Martín Palermo.
“In this last time I worked a lot of the dissatisfaction that caused me to be a coach and compete with what I was as a player. Sometimes I felt frustrated. I said to myself: ‘I chose this and I am not finding the return’, he confessed to the Olé newspaper.
The Titan says that “I started competing with the player and the pain was so great when I lost that I started to blame myself. Guilt, blame and blame. I didn’t want to be a coach this way and I had to do therapy. I thought: ‘ If I’m not going to enjoy this, I dedicate myself to something else, ‘”says 9.
In any case, there is a happy ending, because Martín Palermo claims to have ordered his ideas. “Today I am a coach and I must differentiate things. What I did as a player, I already did. I got everything I did but that’s it. Maybe when I stop being a coach I didn’t get any title, but at least I want to have enjoyed it”, he closed .
