Gerard Pique has hinted that in the future he would run for president of the Spanish football club Barcelona, but that he would “focus on other things” soon after his retirement.
The Spanish international announced his retirement this week, having won eight La Liga league titles and three Champions League titles, as well as winning the World Cup and European Championship with the Spanish national team.
Unlike his former teammates Xavi and Andres Iniesta, Pique will likely not follow the coach’s path, but revealed that the club presidency is something he will study in the future.
“I’m sure I’ll like it at some point, but not now,” Pique said on Twitch.
He added: “Not training on a daily basis will give me the opportunity to focus on other things.” We’ll see in the future, but I said I’d like to help the club maximize its potential.
Pique was unable to participate in his team’s 2-1 win against Osasuna last Tuesday after receiving a red card while on the bench between halves, but said goodbye to Camp Nou in the match that his team won. team on Almeria 2-0 earlier.
