De Boer: Kids now believe that the road to success is a straight line, but that's not true

Live bar January 24 news Ronald De Boul today in an exclusive interview with the Spanish media "El País", talking about the difference between his generation of players and the current young players.

—— Now many players have landed in the big club at a young age...

Football has changed, in our day there were only three foreign players per team, and now there are almost no limits. Such policies have accelerated the transfer process, with big clubs scrambling to sign young rising stars in the hope that their value will double in a few years. Football now encourages adventure.

- Whether such a risk is profitable

Yes, because players can get incredible transfer bonuses. If young players are more focused on the development of their careers, it is better to play as a main player for four years before signing to a big club. But when it comes to getting a call from a big team, it's hard to say no to them. Most of the time, such a decision does not succeed because the world of football is complex, especially for players who land in other countries' leagues.

— Commenting on De Ligt's performance at Juve

I don't think anyone at Juve wants to sell him. De Ligt will be an iconic player for the next decade, with an impressive focus and maturity. I'm not worried about his future at all.

Why is the Hematopoietic power of the Netherlands so strong

It's because of the mature Al Qaeda youth organization. We have specific criteria for players aged 8 to 12, 12 to 16 and 16 to 18 and the coaches are very well prepared.

Is your generation stronger?

Our generation is more patient. Kids today believe that the road to success is a straight line to the top, but that's not true. You go uphill, downhill, uphill again. Some children suddenly give up if they don't get a chance to play. Now this generation is more likely to fall into chaos, which is largely due to the influence of social networks. The world is changing.

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