FIFA highlights Pellegrini between "intellectual football
The official website of the agency includes the engineer in a report that highlights the degreed professionals who are dedicated to the sport.
When Manuel Pellegrini wore T-University of Chile in parallel and studied civil engineering at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, it was most likely thinking about his future once he retired from football, and perhaps at that time or is put through mind to pursue a coaching career.
But the fact is that currently, "Engineer" is one of the most prestigious technical worldwide, earning him reach the bank of Real Madrid and now, being featured as one of the leading "intellectuals of football to through the official FIFA website.
Under the subtitle "gray matter in the ranks meringues," the article on page agency web stresses related to football personalities who have earned a professional degree in parallel with the sport.
"At Real Madrid this season, the spotlight focuses on the new Galacticos. However, between racks, the masterstroke of merengue president, Florentino Perez, is perhaps that of having come together in the direction of the team Manuel Pellegrini and Jorge Valdano, two men renowned for their intelligence, "the article said, referring to the title won by Chile in 1979.
"So, the former coach of Villarreal should have to answer with his Argentine team manager." Philosopher of Football " author of several books on the sport, has an inordinate taste for reading ", it said.
Within Real Madrid, the report also highlights the German defender Christoph Metzelder," who can speak the language better than most English Cervantes pure strain, as its chairman. The German defense, moreover, would hold talks with exciting newcomer Esteban Granero, psychology students.
The article then includes names like Cameroon Romarin Billon (Professional Master in Management Control), Frenchman Jean- Alain Boumsong (Diploma in Mathematics), Greece's German coach, Otto Rehhagel, England goalkeeper David James and former Bayern Munich German, Paul Breitner.
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