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I rely on Sepulveda's translating skills, if he ever feels, to render RDZ's words into English. In this video DZ talks above all about the human side of a player rather than the purely technical and tactical one. But at the same time he admires the champion, that player who is difficult to...

Thanks bro.

I haven't found it. I was wondering if it wasn't the case to open (or reopen) a thread about Mahmoud Dahoud...

He brought it up. RDZ: "I already wanted Dahoud at Sassuolo two years ago. Dahoud tells me: 'Coach, I'm coming (to BHA?) but the same happened with Tuchel who wanted me with him at Dortmund and I went, but he's gone away (to Chelsea)'. "But when I tell you: 'don't worry, because I'll stay here...

RDZ also talks about Dahoud (Dortmund) and Jesper Lindstrom (Eintracht) in very positive terms.

I really like the English verb "to keep on". I found two nice definitions online 1. continue to do something. "he kept on moving" Synonyms: continue go on carry-on persist in persevere in keep going with soldier on struggle on see something through Antonyms: stop 2. continue to employ someone...

Conquering Turkey (and beyond): Farioli's European dream Black sweater, à la De Zerbi (and it is no coincidence). If you see him on the bench, you ask him "What are you doing coaching?". The look is young, the body athletic: on the other hand, at 33, those who are in football still play and do...

Spot on!

Against Newcastle and all the games we lost I think we played our best games. You have to be must smart enough to understand.

Could you tell me instead how Allegri behaves, given that you are a fan from Juventus?

Simpatico.

In my opinion it's not true that the first half was the best we've played. We didn't touch the ball for the first 15 minutes. We played afterwards in waves, in gusts. The initial line-up in my opinion was not the best. I expected the worst. I liked the second half much more, when we pressed...

You are right about Conte. Yet he won with Juventus, Chelsea and Inter. His first season at Spurs wasn't bad. His problem is that he was always drastic and too loud (an admission of weakness) when players were out on the pitch battling it out. The same problem that I think De Zerbi has. Ok...

Completely agree. Ancelotti won championships and many trophies in Europe as a coach when he had teams with powerful financial means: Juventus, Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, Bayern. When he was in Everton and Napoli he didn't win so much, to say nothing. I never thought he had a game...

This is not a club - It's a family of passionate people. A big family. I wish De Zerbi to do the same with Brighton as Ranieri did with Leicester.

They are friends, they talk on the phone. The admiration is mutual. Pep speaks good Italian, Roberto bad English. It will be a good match. They will try to fight. I would like a friendly draw.

Tìmeo Dànaos et dòna ferèntes. I am afraid of the Danaans (greeks) and those bearing gifts