Deida 丨 My training is equal and there is no hierarchy

Milan Circle

In an interview with a Milan TV reporter, Milan star Dida, who is now a goalkeeper coach in Milan, talked about his current situation, saying that he was very happy, and it was like being at home in Milan.

"Actually, I always felt like I could be a professor because I like to delve into something," Saida said. I've done a lot of research over the years and I want to better understand what I can do to get players to get a bigger boost from my training and how I can better understand their growth. Later I found out that what matters is intensity, then movement, throwing technique and standing. ”

"Goalkeepers have a lot of things to do in training, but they have to improve through the game, which is very different from training. In my training, I will keep everyone in an equal and cooperative relationship, my training is not hierarchical, my goal is to be able to keep everyone in training a positive and happy state of mind. Maybe in the game, some people are the main goalkeepers, some are substitute goalkeepers, but in training, even those players who usually rarely play, they have the opportunity to show their ambitions. ”

"I feel good at Milan, I feel at home here, the environment is the same as when I was playing for Milan. I felt like I was in one big family, a big family in Milan. Milanello is a place where you can feel very comfortable. ”