Yeah.

You, you talked about, uh, developing yourself since the beginning of your career, studying a lot, you know, trying to get the licenses, the physical education course, all that stuff.

What would you say was the biggest or the biggest, um, difference factor from you from nowadays from the Thiago from 2009? What would be the greatest difference from then to now?

Now, if you are watching the game in Brazil and England, maybe England have more players in 1v1 situation better than us [laughs] than Brazil have, understand? So that's the situation concern me, so we need to come back to fabricate number 10s very quickly.

Thiago, uh, I have a question relating to that.

As you have experience in, international experience in Lebanon as a player, uh, in Kazakhstan as well, um, if I'm not mistaken, Australia too, how do different football cultures change the way that you teach and communicate the game? Does it change the way that you approach your coaching when you're in Kazakhstan or you're playing international players? And also, as you work with youth development, how do you balance the tactical structure and the player freedom, uh, with youth players specifically? As you're talking about developing number 10s and all the Europe, uh, intention to be like Europe that Brazil has, I think much of that comes from the tactical perspective rather than the, the player creation.

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