UEFA coaching licences

I'm finished.

I just need the UEFA Pro, where's the highest coaching badge.

What I can do is I can do this when I'm finished.

But I spoke with many coaches what I had as well and they say to me, Granit, stay on the pitch as long as possible because the other part is different.

I suppose that, um, when, I mean, the first of all you, you need to do like a grassroot badge.

After that is UEFA C, UEFA B, UEFA A, and UEFA Pro, which is the, the higher, the highest.

Uh, I think that the first and the second are easy to involved on, and the UEFA B and UEFA A start to be difficult because you have a lot of people, uh, wanting to do these, these badges.

So, so every step is harder than the other one.

I'm guessing you will try and make the next step at some point.

Uh, well, I'm, I tried to be involved in the UEFA Pro course in Estonia this last, uh, year.

They didn't give me the, the spot, and right now I'm waiting another, uh, process too.

So yeah, I'm trying to, to do my last batch.

And then just about continuing to develop those players because we've got a really...

Good opportunity to do that and probably a little bit more selfishly that I want to do and finish the UEFA Pro licence because that allows me then to take on roles in first divisions across the globe.

So that's the short term.

Long term, would love to coach at the highest levels possible, whether that be international or domestic football.

House of Oak appointed coach, Uefa A license.

Meanwhile, either Uefa Pro, and I say CAF A.

And he doesn't qualify to sit on the bench as the head coach of House of Oak.

Maestro made the example.