Euller sobre base do Galo: 'estamos perdendo talentos'

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O ex-jogador do Atlético-MG Euller criticou, durante entrevista ao podcast 'Fala AE', a base do Atlético e do América-MG - clube onde foi revelado. Para o 'Filho do Vento', as bases tem perdido os jovens talentos ao não tentarem transicionar os jogadores das categorias Sub-20 e Sub-18 ao futebol profissional.  Acesse o site: https://noataque.com.br/ / https://uai.com.br  SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@PortalUai  Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais:  Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas/  Twitter -  https://twitter.com/em_com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas /  #falaae #alterosaesporte #base #futebol

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00:00 Do you think that football has revealed few talents?

00:02 I'm asking you to talk specifically about two clubs,

00:06 the two main clubs you defended in Minas, Atlético and América.

00:09 América has been revealing, but I see Atlético revealing very little,

00:13 due to the greatness of Atlético.

00:15 -Are they revealing very little? -Yes, they are revealing very little.

00:20 There is a big change in football,

00:24 and the consequence is that we are losing

00:30 the talents at the base.

00:32 Why?

00:34 Because the base is working in a certain way,

00:38 and when you are going to make the transition of this player,

00:47 you look at the base and bow your head,

00:50 bow your head, bow your eyes, bow everything, because you start thinking,

00:55 "Will I do it? It will take a long time,

00:57 and I won't look and say,

00:59 'I won't make the transition of this player now.'"

01:02 Do you understand?

01:03 So, you look today, for example,

01:06 at Atlético's base, at América's base,

01:10 who are the players that are making this transition?

01:14 From the professional to the base, from the base to the professional.

01:18 And the formula, how it's being done.

01:22 When I arrive in Brazil to be a football coach,

01:28 I have a career plan.

01:30 I don't want to arrive and go to a club,

01:33 and be a coach there, and tomorrow be sent away.

01:37 I want a career plan, and this career plan

01:39 so that in three years I can join the main team,

01:44 but then, three years from now, I can be in the club

01:48 and help as a sub-20 coach, as a transition coach.

01:52 I have a career plan on top of that,

01:55 and I see that it can work.

01:58 I'm a permanent assistant at the club,

02:02 and then, three years from now, I can be president,

02:06 or director, and say, "Look,

02:07 I think I'm ready to take over the main team

02:10 when you need me."

02:12 If the club understands that I will be useful

02:17 as a coach for the main team, I'll wait for my turn.

02:22 If not, I'll look for another club

02:26 so I can be a coach.

02:28 But until then, I'll do this job.

02:31 I want to do this job.

02:33 And this transition job

02:38 is not happening in the clubs.

02:40 So, you look at the player at the base,

02:42 and you think he's too low,

02:44 and he really is too low.

02:47 But why?

02:49 It depends on each club.

02:50 Each club has its own method of working

02:52 this player and potential.

02:56 Let's put this into practice now.

03:01 Look at America.

03:03 America has a coach in his main team

03:07 who doesn't like to play with a player at the base.

03:15 America's essence all its life

03:18 was to show their players at the base.

03:25 I have a coach who doesn't like it.

03:28 It will be hard to transition.

03:30 No doubt about it.

03:32 Because I need to get these kids to play,

03:35 in some way.

03:36 Taking advantage of the Minas' championship,

03:38 taking advantage of the minutes, all these things.

03:41 And make it clear to the fans,

03:43 to the media, to the whole club,

03:48 that America is a club that trains players.

03:51 And there's a need to train players.

03:54 And not hire players.

03:57 Of course you'll hire them, the coach wants it.

04:00 It's easy for me to talk about this and that,

04:02 but when America loses,

04:05 the coach starts to charge for it.

04:08 But there's a story inside the club.

04:12 And this story is what America has always revealed to the players.

04:16 And America needs to reveal it.

04:18 And because we're entering a moment in football

04:21 where the clubs are becoming a safe,

04:23 and one of the club's winning factors is the player's sale.

04:29 If there's no...

04:31 Especially if it comes from the base.

04:32 If there's no direct investment.

04:35 A contract for 10 to sell for 15.

04:37 It comes from the base, training.

04:39 Exactly.

04:40 And you'll have all your resources.

04:43 So, in my opinion,

04:47 it's hard to say, "Oh, Atlético is training."

04:49 No, America... You have to experience it.

04:51 See what's being done.

04:54 I'm following the U-20 because I want to join a U-20 from a club.

05:00 So I'm following it.

05:02 And I sell.

05:03 Today I look at the Atlético U-20 and I don't see

05:09 any player with the capacity to join the Atlético U-20.

05:14 America already has it.

05:17 In my opinion, they have it.

05:18 And I even asked for it, in America.

05:20 I don't have anything in America.

05:22 But considering what I've lived in America,

05:24 there's a kid who, for me, is the potential player,

05:30 a starter, for me, I'd play as a starter in America,

05:32 which is Adison.

05:33 -Who ended up getting injured. -Yes.

05:35 He was having opportunities.

05:38 Yes, but I came last year, in September, August,

05:43 and since then I've been following it.

05:46 And I demand a transition.

05:47 The transition is not to take this kid and put him in the professional team.

05:52 Put him in the professional team and not play.

05:55 Got it?

05:57 This is my potential player.

05:59 He'll train in the professional team.

06:03 And if he's not used in the professional team,

06:05 he'll have to play in the junior team.

06:09 In the U-20 team. He has to play.

06:11 That's how my transition was.

06:13 The transition of our athletes was like that.

06:17 It was very clear.

06:18 I'd go up to train in the professional team,

06:21 I wouldn't play in the professional team, but I'd play in the junior team.

06:24 And if, from that moment, you start playing in the professional team,

06:28 and you start losing minutes in the professional team,

06:30 coming back wouldn't be ideal, right?

06:33 Or not for you.

06:35 But if you're playing...

06:36 If you're playing in the professional team, you start losing minutes.

06:39 I'm not playing, the coach is not giving me a grade,

06:41 but I'm still in the professional team.

06:42 That's what I'm saying.

06:43 If he's not going to play, he has to play in the junior team.

06:47 Got it? This has to be very clear to the U-20 coach.

06:52 -And to the athlete. -Got it?

06:53 And make it very clear to the athlete

06:56 that he's being prepared

06:58 so that he doesn't, when he goes down to the U-20 team,

07:03 behave in a way that will only make him lose his performance.

07:09 Because that can happen.

07:11 But that's a general job of the staff of the club.

07:16 Got it?

07:17 Where the athlete knows that he's being prepared.

07:22 Got it? And if he doesn't play here,

07:25 and he goes down here and here,

07:26 and he behaves badly,

07:29 he will definitely disappear from here,

07:34 and he has to do that.

07:36 So it's a joint job.

07:38 In my opinion, this transition of players from the professional team

07:43 is being a failure.

07:44 And when I talk about Hudson, why?

07:47 I say it because I've been there.

07:52 And I haven't seen any transition work.

07:55 In terms of transition, this athlete has potential to be a starter in America,

08:00 soon, but he can't handle it.

08:04 So I have to do a special job on him.

08:07 Strength gain, power gain, speed.

08:12 He already has it. He's very quick-witted.

08:15 Got it? His individual quality is very good.

08:19 So we have to work on it.

08:23 and from there, work. And it wasn't done.

08:25 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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