The River Plate goalkeeper was one of the substitutes for the Aston Villa goalkeeper in the Albiceleste. In this role, he was responsible for collaborating in the preparation of the star goalkeeper, who ended up becoming one of the heroes of the Argentine title.
Emiliano Martínez was one of Argentina’s World Cup heroes. Without going any further, he showed all his know-how in the final by stopping a shot on goal in the definition and deploying a whole strategy, which was even the subject of a psychological analysis. The concrete thing is that Dibu has achieved his goal and today the World Cup is seen in Argentina as a cult object.
The performance of the Aston Villa goalkeeper has a lot of success, but also a lot of preparation . As a prelude to each meeting, no detail was left to chance. And it wasn’t just the goalkeeper who ended up being awarded the best of the tournament and criticized for the rude gesture he made when receiving the trophy. The other goalkeepers appointed by Lionel Scaloni were also involved: Franco Armani and Gerónimo Rulli.
Recipe
Armani is, in fact, the one who reveals the factors that led to the success of the expedition. “The goalkeepers analyze the rival before each game, possible changes, who takes the penalties. By watching the videos we know how attackers and other players define penalties . A day before we practice. The boys started kicking and we took it seriously. Gero Rulli and I support Dibu. If we saw something, we told him, and he took it quite naturally. . We formed a very nice working group because we had total confidence. Everything has been studied, ”says the River Plate goalkeeper in an interview with TyC Sports.
The millionaire goalkeeper also expressed his opinion on Martínez’s attitudes in the definitions. “It was natural things coming out in the field right now . Nothing was premeditated,” he said.
The goalkeeper is in pre-season with River Plate in the United States, where he won the medal that attests to his status as a world champion, with the aim of sharing the achievement with his teammates. “They are also participants. I have the medal in my room, stored in the backpack, I’m very happy to have had that “, he condemned.
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