Santiago Solari will seek to imitate the American style under the command of Leo Beenhakker, in addition to explaining that he loves the pressure to join the team
Santiago Solari recalled in his presentation as coach of America the step taken by the Dutchman Leo Beenhakker, who led Real Madrid and the featherweight team itself in the 1990s.
Through a virtual conference, Solari put on his own stick to make sure he wants to imitate what Beenhakker did, who came to surprise Mexican football with the style of play he developed and led the team to be named after the African eagles alongside François Omam Biyik and Kalusha Bwalya.
“Leo is a football myth and has adapted to European and Mexican football. He is a cultural colossus and reflects in a way the diversity and wealth that the country has, and Mexican football is proud of itself, because it knows what it has and is aware of its riches “, he said.
Similarly, he reiterated that his first step in the MX League will be “to adapt to a geography with a high climate, flat, diverse, long journeys. We hope to achieve an America as good as that. “
The former Atlanta player said he does not shy away from the pressure of what America is and recalled that He has already experienced this requirement with Real Madrid, where he was in charge of the team during 32 commitments.
“We can’t live without pressure, we love pressure. It’s the same for demand level players, players increase when there is pressure. The past must always be taken into account, because you learn a lot and you have to respect the past with a club with 35 titles “, he mentioned.
“Compete to win and be the protagonists. It does not necessarily go through systems, because they are support and tools that are modified depending on the available players, the moment they live, the rival, the moment of the season “, he declared.