German Villa, an Americanist benchmark in the 1990s and 2000s, does not find leaders in the Eagles of the present day as there were in the America of his times.
The former midfielder does not see in today’s Azulcrema referents, the leaders that a team like America deserves to have; this despite the presence of Guillermo Ochoa, captain of the Eagles and player with whom he shared a dressing room from 2004 to 2008.
“There are many kinds of leaders. Some like Maradona that they were leaders by their way of playing combined with the character they had, Cuauhtémoc White it was also of that style and being honest I see this team lacking leaders “, he began to detail Villa in an interview with ESPN.
“Memo Ochoa It seems to me, with all due respect, because I had him as a partner that today his hierarchy makes him a reference, but he is not a voice leader as in his time Cuauhtémoc White, What Maradona or like other players, dude Alfredo Tena, which they impose on the field of play.
“Ochoa It is an element that has become a leader because of its time in the team, because of its results, but they need to integrate more character. The team should become a family that has four, five or six leaders on the pitch but also goes through the different personalities that are in a team, “he commented German.
The two-time World Cup winner was champion with the Eagles in 2002 and 2005, being a key player in the midfield on both occasions.
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