These players are primarily English hence improving the outlook of the future for the National squad. The gap for competitiveness has shrunk using this methodology, fringe players are sharper and generally reserve football levels have improved giving more chances to develop younger players. The results are players becoming later bloomers. Since 2005 when he stated this, English football has built up to a high standard of competitive reserve leagues. Therefore reserve players and young players would be the most affected, most of those players were English. He explained why the National team could not win anything as the gap in competition between first team and reserves was massive. Benitez argued it ensures his top players were at optimum levels for big games.Ģ) When questioned about the English game Benitez stated the level of the reserve leagues were shocking. He is often overlooked for his pragmatic approach and his anti-social character, but along with Wenger changed the Premier league.ġ) When Benitez was appointed at Liverpool he was laughed at because he used to rotate his squad, now every premier league team does it. Honours speak for themselves but he has practically overachieved at every club he has been at.
On a separate matter, I would consider the inclusion of Rafa Benetiz. At Inter, Conte won the 2021 Serie A title, ending the fortunes of a Ronaldo-led Juventus, who had won the competition nine times in a row. He went on to win the 2018 FA Cup before taking over at Inter Milan in 2019. Conte then joined Chelsea in 2016 and won the Premier League in his first season, claiming a (then) record 30 league victories. His team knocked Spain out of the tournament but narrowly lost to Germany on penalties. Conte stayed at Juventus for three years, winning Serie A in each season before managing Italy for their Euro 2016 campaign. Conte plays with wing-backs in a 5-3-2 formation and picks players who are versatile enough to suit his system.ĭuring the 2011–12 season, he led Juventus to the Serie A title without losing a single game. His work-rate as a player mirrors the effort he now expects from the players he manages.
Antonio Conte is a former Italian footballer who spent most of his career at Juventus and represented his country 20 times.
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