Sarri: I like Enrique s courage, he dares to give up world-class stars and finally wins all honors

June 22: Italian coach Sarri recently accepted an interview with Sky Sports. He talked about Italian football, Serie A coaches and Enrique, who led Paris Saint-Germain to the Champions League championship.

About Italian football

Italian football sends a different signal from Europe, at least from the results. In Italy, modern football is believed to be a confrontation between people, especially during the defensive stage. However, outside Italy, teams with high quality ball possession dominate. There was a disconnect between Italian club football and the national team. We have done a good job at the club level in recent years, ranking second and third in the UEFA rankings, but that doesn't explain why the national team missed the World Cup for 12 consecutive years. Unfortunately, I think the gap between the club and the national team is widening.

About several Serie A coaches leaving this summer, this is not a good sign, and it means that many coaches don't have enough time to work. Klopp once said: "If you only take one year to judge a coach, then this person doesn't understand football at all." Here, you start judging a coach after three games. It has been difficult for a long time to coach, and only Gasperini successfully broke this situation.

About Enrique

I like Enrique's courage, he dared to give up world-class stars and eventually won all the honors, which is a very wonderful thing. He once said that the team would be stronger without Mbappe, which was seen as a crazy move at the time, but ultimately proved that he was right. His coaching experience is very admirable.