Even if you excelled as a player, you may struggle to replicate that success as a manager. Nonetheless, we have seen several great players translate their brilliance into successful managerial careers. On that note, this article examines 14 current footballers with managerial potential.
1. Thiago Silva
The 38-year-old is widely regarded as one of the world's best defenders, with exceptional leadership abilities and extensive professional experience. During his time in Ligue 1, he established himself as one of the league's top defenders.Even in England, he is arguably Chelsea's best defender. Furthermore, Silva possesses exceptional tactical acumen and game knowledge, qualities that will help him succeed as a great manager.
Jordan Henderson
His tenacity and resolve made him a hero among the Anfield faithful. Henderson is a fantastic central midfielder for Liverpool and one of the best in the Premier League. These abilities, combined with his natural leadership qualities, would serve him well in a managerial role.
3. Gianluigi Buffon
When he hangs up his gloves, his teammates and opponents will remember him for his charismatic personality and leadership abilities, which will be invaluable in his future career as a coach.
4. Manuel Neuer
Neuer is the current captain of Bayern Munich and the German national team, and he is widely regarded as one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time. Among his many achievements are numerous club and national team medals. He possesses the mental fortitude, focus, and ability to read the game required to be an effective manager.
5. Virgil Van Dijk
Van Dijk has significantly improved his game since joining Liverpool and is now widely regarded as one of the best defenders in the world.He will make an excellent manager in the future due to his knowledge of the game, ability to predict outcomes, and ability to inspire his team.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Unquestionably one of the best players in the history of the round leather game, Ronaldo's natural leadership abilities, strong work ethic, devotion, determination, winning attitude, and fighting spirit make him an appealing coaching candidate.
7. Giorgio Chiellini
Chiellin is a shoe-in to be a fantastic manager once he hangs up his boots, thanks to his toughness, no-nonsense approach, commitment, consistency, and loud leadership.
Andres Herrera
He is the team's unspoken leader both on and off the field. His devotion, determination, and dedication earned him the admiration of fans at both his former clubs, Atletico Bilbao and Manchester United. His charisma and air of competence suggest he could be an effective manager.
Sergio Busquets
While playing, he is the center of attention, and his absence is always felt. Busquets' teams, Barcelona and Spain, have been quite successful. His credentials put him in the running for a top management position. He also wishes to work as a coach.
Cesar Azpilicueta
Azpilicueta is another quiet leader on this list, though as Chelsea's captain, he speaks up a lot more than Herrera or Busquets. He will make an excellent manager after he retires from playing because of his leadership, determination, dedication, hard work, and motivational abilities.
Sergio Ramos
His ability to rally his teammates, unwavering commitment, and refusal to accept defeat are all characteristics of a champion football player. With those qualities, he can follow in Jose Mourinho's footsteps and become a successful and divisive manager.
Bruno Fernades
Bruno Fernandes is a world-class midfielder and one of the best in the game. Manchester United has been revitalized by his energy and vision. The Portuguese midfielder will excel as a coach in the future. Throughout the mes, he is frequently seen directing and instructing his United teammates.
13. Joginho
The Italian midfielder is one of Chelsea's most technically proficient players. Because of his passing ability, penalty-taking ability, and overall match awareness, he is one of the best players at his position. He has all the makings of a great coach one day.
14 Fernandinho
Pep Guardiola believes that "Fernandinho can do everything" because of his intelligence, adaptability, aerial prowess, and wide range of skills. The 37-year-old Brazilian is expected to follow in the footsteps of his former mentor and enter the coaching profession.
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