Coach from Cuiabá says that being Toni’s son is not always easy and admits that it will be difficult to train in Portugal
It was also in June, during a break from the UEFA PRO coaching course he was taking in Quiaios (Figueira da Foz) – and the various Brazil-Portugal trips for that reason – that António Oliveira, 40, spoke to SÁBADO. Ahead of Cuiabá for the second time, he addresses his experience in the Brasileirão, in a country where a coach is easily fired, and praises the “competence and professionalism” of Portuguese coaches (there are six in that championship). And he also reveals the “tremendous pride” he has in being the son of Toni, a former player and coach of Benfica, despite this sometimes working as prejudice. Read the full interview on ‘Sábado’.
2023-07-16 09:17:04
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