Capello: Just win at Juventus and Milan, Roma is the hardest team I have ever coached

Recently, Capello was a guest at the Supernova program and reviewed his coaching career. He started from an important moment: Ibrahimovic joined Juventus.

He said: "I studied Ibrahimovic for a month and a half. How he shot, how he moved, how he performed. He had a lot of problems at the time. But when you teach a talented player how to do it, like I said to him: 'You have such a big foot (46 yards), you should shoot like this' he is willing to listen to you, and he can see himself improving. He is tall, but he can't jump. I've seen this in Boban before, he jumps like a penguin , won't wave his arms."

Capello then analyzed several experiences in his coaching career and made some comparisons

"At Juventus, everything is in order and everything works well. You just need to coach, you don't need to play well, you just need to win, that's what Juventus said. The same is true in Milan, everything is ready for you, you just need to coach. And in Roma, you have to start from scratch, which is the hardest place I have ever coached. I just arrived When there was no parking space, I had people planning it. "

Capello specifically recalled his coaching experience in Rome, especially mentioning the two midfielders, De Rossi and Aquilani

. "In that Roma team, there was De Rossi. At first I misjudged him. He trained with our first team with Aquilani. I thought Aquilani was more talented. So I asked him to play against Trier in the Italian Cup Stina started in the game, but he seemed very timid. I let him play more relaxed during the break, but Aquilani was still the same in the first 10 minutes of the second half, so I replaced De Rossi, and he played like he was training in normal times. "

" After that game, I understood: De Rossi did not need to rent out to accumulate experience; and we rented Aquilani to Triestina, and later he also played a very good career. "