Rogers: Ferguson is the guiding light for every coach and my career has been deeply influenced by him

Recently, the Mirror quoted a 2017 Interview with Rogers by the Daily Record, in which he talked about Ferguson's influence on himself.

Since United's 5-0 defeat at home to Liverpool, the question of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's stay has been in the spotlight, with Rodgers being one of the hottest candidates at the moment. In a 2017 interview, Rogers said: "Ferguson has had a big impact on my coaching style and the time I can spend with him is precious. He is a role model for every coach, the style of the team he has shaped is incredible, and his coaching style has always maintained a modern feel. His passion for football, his drive and his desire to win are the foundations that shape these. It was this pursuit that allowed him to achieve what he is today in the world of football. <b>You need to always keep the quest for perfection, and when I was at Celtic we talked about it every day. To be able to keep a team in peak shape for as long as he did is an incredible thing in itself. In addition, he is also a very inspirational person, and he is very wise in managing and dealing with people. His achievements are incredible, he is the guiding light for every coach</b>. ”

Rogers has also achieved good results in his 13-year coaching career, and many in the industry have said that he is a fearsome coach. He led Swansea to the Premier League, led Liverpool to second place in the Premier League, and led the team to two Premier League titles during his time at Celtic. In February 2019, Rodgers joined Leicester City, and has now led Leicester City to a fifth place in the Premier League, as well as last season's FA Cup title. After seeing Leicester city win the FA Cup, Ferguson told reporters, saying: "They're doing fantastic. I love watching Leicester City play because they play well and the team does a good job of bringing in reinforcements. ”

Rogers first met Ferguson when he was a teenager, but he said he never forgot the impact Ferguson had on him. Rogers said in a 2017 interview: "<b>Every time I go there, I see Ferguson. I see him every day and it's unbelievable. I was 14 years old at the time, and his dedication to every job and his teachings to young people are still fresh in my memory</b>. "Ferguson has always favored young players, with Beckham, Scholes and Gary Neville all making Ferguson's work. Similarly, Rogers is known for favoring young people.

Leicester City defender Evans, who has won the Premier League three times under Ferguson, was asked in an interview if Rogers had similarities with Ferguson, saying: "He and Ferguson do have a lot of similarities. He's very decisive, he makes it clear to all the players where he stands and his communication is very open. I have a lot of respect for this way of communicating, he is always able to deal with things in the right way. ”

Rogers' current contract with Leicester City will expire in 2025, and he recently expressed his desire to stay in Leicester City to reporters. But before that, Rogers had revealed Ferguson's support for his career and said he would always welcome Rogers for help. Rogers said in a 2017 interview: "I think it's a natural thing to do, and when you see someone who needs help, I'm also the one who lends a hand." He did it when I was fired by Reading, and he wrote me a letter that had a lot of significance for me at the time. I'm still a young manager and I want to gain more experience. ”

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