Quote from: topbitcoin on November 26, 2023, 12:25:37 PM

Quote from: kro55 on November 26, 2023, 09:17:40 AM

Quote from: topbitcoin on November 26, 2023, 08:58:29 AM

It depends on him choosing his future well because we must know that sometimes there are some coaches who are great at one club but when they move clubs they are not optimal.
I want to take the example of Nagelsmann now whose career is quite up and down or maybe Potter in the EPL where when he coached Brighton was very good but his career was destroyed when he moved to Chelsea.
This can also happen to Xavi because after all he must be able to determine well the direction or goal he wants to achieve so as not to be wrong in choosing a club later.
He has very good progress if you look at what he did at Leverkusen this time but if he chooses the wrong future then this will also be very impactful for his career.

I agree with you. For example we can look at Ten Hag. Erik Ten Hag did a great job with Ajax. But he is not doing well with Manchester United. The overall performance of the team is very poor. At the same time, Ten Hag is repeatedly fighting with the players. United management may soon sack Ten Hag.

Xabi has adapted well to Leverkusen. He is familiar with the players of this team. And so with the help of Xabi, Leverkusen's players are able to perform well. The team's players have also adapted well to Xabi's match tactics. But if Xabi takes charge of a new team, I'm not sure if he can succeed. Xavi previously coached the Real Sociedad B team. But he couldn't do much with this team.

This is what he has to think about because after all, when he is in a new team, even if it is Madrid where he has a big attachment when he was a player, it doesn't necessarily mean that he can succeed there because there are some other factors that are sometimes difficult to explain by the coach where he was very good at the previous club but actually deteriorated at the new club.
So with this decision must be taken carefully so that Xabi's ambition to be at a big club does not backfire on himself. he is now very good for Leverkusen and indeed the increase in Leverkusen, which was originally in the relegation zone last season until it returned at this time to become one of the troublesome clubs, is proof that he is playing very well and the chemistry between him and the players is well maintained here. But it does not mean that he also has to be stuck in one place if he is sure enough of what he is doing to move clubs and can maintain his performance it can also be an option but if he is not sure about that then staying at Leverkusen is a good choice.

Personally I think Xabi should not be coaching a big club now. I have no doubt that he is an excellent coach. But he is still not experienced enough. I think Xabi still doesn't know properly how to handle a lot of star players. Leverkusen is a mediocre team. And there are not many star players in this team. So it is possible that Xabi can manage the team as he wants. But managing star players is a bit difficult. As we have seen coach Pochettino was unsuccessful with PSG despite being quite experienced. PSG's squad had many star players, and coach Pochettino failed to strengthen the understanding among these players. Xabi should make a decision to coach a big team after gaining more experience.