Luis Garcia

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855 appearances 21 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

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ESPN FC · Chelsea's Club Model a bit Cucu? · 2 Apr 2026 podcast

So right now it's again starting from scratch and that's something that for a Premier League team, for a team that is trying to achieve trophies, is going to help them at all.

Yes, K is happening.

Of course, we are a country where we've been working so many years on the development of tactical players, on technical players.

We don't have that strength or that speed that other countries had, so we have to adapt to those kind of situations.

But we can see it on our academies, on the formation of the players, that in the moment that a kid is a little bit

taller and stronger is going to be ahead of the one is weaker, smaller, maybe a little bit more technically gifted.

But it's going to be put on the side because what you want when you're a kid and what the managers want is to get the result.

And we are losing a little bit that creativity.

If we go back 20 years, 30 years, you could find five, six, seven players with so much talent, quality, and technique in every single team.

Not three, four, five teams.

in every single team of the league and we can find that because that's the way the football is is driving here we are moving to a a more a faster and and and stronger and we want players who if you have a look the managers want the players that now get 35 36 kilometers in the spring how many times the spring how much time they can be on the field because they are going to play many games so in the end we are looking for that and we are forgetting that

Football is about what you do with the ball and how quick you can think.

We continue developing a lot of talented players, and I think Italy should start moving in that direction.

Of course, they've got different academies, they've got a different infrastructure, something that they need to look at.

I'm not saying that they have to copy Spain, because that doesn't work.

You have to work with what you've got and the style of football that you have, but I think that

Even Spain has developed how to adapt to the new football.

That's why the results are rapid once again.

I think that not long ago we saw exactly the same with Germany.

They needed to make a quick transition, a readaptation to what football is demanding right now.

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