May 29, 2026 · 1 hr 41 min · 13 segments
Enrick and Peter are joined by coaching student Luiz Estevam to help interview Peru U20 coach Thiago Kosloski. Thiago played many years in Brazil and Lebanon before moving into coaching. He's coached…
Thiago KosloskiGuestPeterHostEnricHost
Luiz EstevamGuestThis was the first time abroad.
How did you see that?
Uh, in the past, other, other peoples from the different countries come to Brazil to learn our method, how we develop our players, because we have a lot of good players, you know? And they, they would like to know how we do that.
However, we never lose our DNA, understand? And nowadays, unfortunately, we start to lose our DNA.
It's, uh, one thing I, I'm, I'm concerned about that, you know? So because our strong point is the technical part, the strategy of the game, to management diff- difficult, you know? Because we, we sometimes we work without infrastructure, and we working like that, y- developing players like that, you know? And, uh, and now we start to copy a lot Europe, but we need to emphasize one thing.
They, they have his way to, to, to developing football, right? Ball possession, uh, learn, learn, uh, uh, they teaching football with the game situations.
In the 90, in 1992 to 2000, every single club you watch in Brazil has one number 10, a spectacular number 10.
You need to start to think, you know? Hmm, maybe Estêvão, but now in Chelsea play as a winger.
This was the first time abroad.
How did you see that?
Uh, in the past, other, other peoples from the different countries come to Brazil to learn our method, how we develop our players, because we have a lot of good players, you know? And they, they would like to know how we do that.
However, we never lose our DNA, understand? And nowadays, unfortunately, we start to lose our DNA.
It's, uh, one thing I, I'm, I'm concerned about that, you know? So because our strong point is the technical part, the strategy of the game, to management diff- difficult, you know? Because we, we sometimes we work without infrastructure, and we working like that, y- developing players like that, you know? And, uh, and now we start to copy a lot Europe, but we need to emphasize one thing.
They, they have his way to, to, to developing football, right? Ball possession, uh, learn, learn, uh, uh, they teaching football with the game situations.
In the 90, in 1992 to 2000, every single club you watch in Brazil has one number 10, a spectacular number 10.
You need to start to think, you know? Hmm, maybe Estêvão, but now in Chelsea play as a winger.
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