Brokey: I won t be the head coach again in Milan if I win the Italian Cup, maybe the story will be different

May 2nd News Former Milan head coach Brokey was interviewed by a special interview with the Milan Sports Daily yesterday, saying that he had ended his head coaching career and would not coach the team again.

Talk about your player career

"There are so ordinary players in the world like me, there are much more than Messi and Ronaldo. It is not easy to reach the top. I want to say that tenacity and will have been very helpful to my career. In every training, I try to give more than others. After playing the first full Serie A season in Verona, I felt like a real player. But I was not satisfied with it, I wanted to prove myself in Inter Milan. Before and after coming to Inter Milan, I It was the starter, but there I had to find a different position. I succeeded, and the appearance record proved this. "

About joining Milan

"I have been a good life in any team, but Milano's locker room is my dream, Milan has a unique atmosphere, and I have made real friends here. The most exciting thing is the Milan derby, and the atmosphere in San Siro is incredible." "

Story about coaching Milan

"I took over Mihailovic is coach, but things ended up badly. In the Italian Cup final against Juventus, we were scored by Morata in overtime, and we actually played very well. If I had won that night's final, my story in Milan might have been different. "

About the future

"I have a lot to teach and teach. But I won't be in the coaching seat: I won't be the head coach anymore. In this world, from a human point of view, I give Far more than I got. I proved that I was excellent, and the reason I could tell myself that is because I have turned this page. I no longer want to be in a desperate situation. "

" A few months ago, I had the opportunity to coach a Serie A team, and I felt an incredible flame inside, but it was not realized. Now I focus on the children, I like to contact young people. Next I will go to class and take the students. "