“Tedesco led the Belgian national team and I read the reviews: how is it going, who have we lost, what genius left Spartak a few years ago, and how we should now envy him and be proud of him.
I’m not going to be jealous or proud. This man, having left Russia when the special operation began, and our clubs and the national team began to be expelled from tournaments, and Spartak was not allowed to play in the League playoffs Europa, where the team was brought by Rui Vitoria – so Tedesco then He said he understood this decision, they did everything right.
He got a job in Leipzig, but after a fairly short time he was kicked out. In my opinion, if it was a coach who was chased and who confirmed the qualification with a result, he would be chased in Germany and he would have stayed in his country, working there every day.
Now let’s talk about the Belgian team, which we have promoted to the skies. A good team from a good generation that finished before our eyes at the last World Cup. What has this generation won, what titles? It’s the titles. There are not any. The team passed the peak before our eyes and argued before our eyes. Tedesco in Belgium is no guarantee of success, just as it is no guarantee of success in Leipzig. Maybe it will work, maybe not.
In my opinion, the work of this guy from Spartak is overrated. I haven’t seen an exceptional coach with a revolutionary idea. Very boring football, which a lot of people in Europe play more or less. From now on, Belgium will play this kind of football. I congratulate her for that.
And in Russia, I would like to see other coaches who play different football. I was skeptical about Abascal, but he changed his mind about himself – Spartak plays more attractive and much more attacking football than Tedesco plays. Do not exaggerate the merits of this type. And even more, there is no sympathy after his words about Russia,” Lovchev wrote in the Telegram channel.
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