Arsene Wenger has pledged to develop the next generation of elite coaches who can match the achievements of Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp. The former Arsenal manager is now trying to mentor young coaches and is using his role at FIFA to promote coaching courses in a bid to impro

Arsene Wenger has made a promise that he will cultivate the next generation of elite coaches who can match the achievements of Guardiola and Klopp. The former Arsenal manager is currently trying to mentor young coaches and is using his role at FIFA to promote coaching courses in a move aimed at improving the standards of future coaches.

After leaving the coaching position, Wenger did not stop in the football field. He currently serves as the director of the Global Football Development Department of FIFA and spoke at the recent coaching seminar held by FIFA, including England Many national team coaches, including team coach Southgate, attended the meeting.

At the seminar, Frenchman Wenger hoped to prioritize setting the threshold for becoming a coach. To achieve this goal, additional skills and the support of better coaching courses are needed. This move is to help former professional players and others beyond them. Many people are able to continue on the coaching path. Wenger said: "Everyone can be a coach, but to get to that point of telling others what they have to do, how to do it, and even telling them when to do it requires knowledge, experience and learning. That's why we The reason for so much focus on the quality of teaching. "

" This is a question of both quantity and quality. We need to continue to work hard to improve the quality of our coaches, and even more importantly, we must also improve the quality of our coaches counselors ; It's the people who develop these courses who work with both youth players and adult players, both male and female."

Ultimately, the goal is to try and grow the game in every country and get the game to the next level. One floor. “The coaching development programs that FIFA is now supporting around the world are very positive. The biggest challenge for us is to get this information out and get support through these programs so that we can develop the best coaches for the future. Excellent players and coaches. "

At this moment, Wenger is targeting Africa in order to find more high-quality football coaches. He has also recruited Lauren, who he once coached, as his coach in FIFA. colleagues, who has now become a technical expert in coaching selection, while Wenger spends more time developing better coaching standards and thinking about the next weird idea that can become popular around the world. things.