AstonBurrito
Vital Champions League
Tedesco seems interesting, he terminated his contract with Spartak this June due to Covid and wanting to be closer to his family, but appears that he was doing a decent job.
https://www.espn.co.uk/football/ger...-getting-started-as-manager-of-rising-schalke
https://www.espn.co.uk/football/ger...-getting-started-as-manager-of-rising-schalke
Tedesco's trick is to make players part of his decision-making process. He listens to their views and ideas before games, encourages participation and thus ensures that they are fully invested in the whatever system or style they are playing in any given game. "A team believes more strongly in a plan if they feel that they have had a hand in conceiving it," he said. They believe in him, too. Some players have started watching back their own games and asking him to correct their mistakes. "We try to transform things that annoy us into positive energy the next day, by talking, video analysis and individual training," Tedesco said describing his collaborative methods to Bild.