I dreamed to be a footballer final
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The document describes one man's journey playing football, from enjoying playing as a child with friends to reaching the professional leagues and becoming a top player, but also experiencing the loneliness of the sport, an injury that changed his path, and eventually deciding to retire from playing to pursue other goals and opportunities after football. It provides advice on managing a career in football, including the importance of family and friends, money, health, skills, and planning for life after retiring from the game.
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I dreamed to be a footballer final
- 1. I DREAMED OF BEING A FOOTBALLER JACINTO ELÁ EYENE EDU SAMARRA
- 2. PLAYING WAS ENJOYABLE I was playing with my Friends in the lowest league
- 4. I’m the world’s best player
- 7. LONELINESS
- 9. A GREAT DAY BUT A NIGHTMARE
- 10. AN INJURY SAVED MY LIFE
- 11. THE END: I’D HAD ENOUGH
- 13. FULLFILMENT What would you like to achieve as a professional football player?
- 14. DECISIONS Sarah is rich but doesn’t love me Jane is poor but she loves me
- 15. FAMILY & FRIENDS With them on your side, life will be easier
- 16. MONEY
Editor's Notes
- Train tickets Sandwiches and coke Comarruga
- 206 goals scored and 5 received World champions 5 players out We are still friends
- The best is the way before to be a proffessional Being in Espanyol for 6 years it’s close to be at home Arnal’s spirit
- Playing alone
- With 22 years old I passed from a youngster to a senior
- Do you know this two guys? Florentino Pérez, Real Madrid’s chairman and Jorge Mendes, the most influential player agent. Mendes represents many players and almosts acts like a club of his own. It’s important to know yourself if you want to choose well who you work with and who you play for.
- Matthew Le Tissier is probably the most revered one-club man ever. Unlike other one-club man like Puyol, Maldini or Giggs, he chose to spent his entire footbal career at Southhampon. He is a legend there, and actually Jacinto got to know him in person! How is Le Tissier in person Jacinto? Rivaldo went through his prime at Barcelona, and left the club in 2002, but he only retired in 2015, at age 43. The picture is from his time in Uzbekistan, a club called Bunyodkor.
- Malcom signed for Barcelona this last summer in a last minute transfer. Apparently he was about to get on a plane to Rome, but he’s agent broke the deal they had with the Italian club and he took instead a plane to Barcelona. He hasn’t played much, and everybody is pretty sure that he would be on Rome’s regular line-up. Jonathan Soriano, who Jacinto knows, was a promising start at Espanyol but he failed to make it to the Spanish top flight. After a few disappointing adventures, he joined Barcelona’s reserve team coached under Luis Enrique and had an amazing season in Spanish Second Division. Instead of joining a low ranged Primera Division team he joined the Austrian champion Red Bull Salzburg, played the Champions League and Europa League regularly and became one of the most productive scorers in Europe. He also found a stable environment for her wife and kids.
- I think we’d better let Jacinto talk here, because from his experience it’s clear that his family played a big role in his career.
- This guy is relentless. He’s probably the player that has impressed me the most recently. Apparently, he has a very low key lifestyle and for that reason believes he is unpopular among other fellow players.
- I’m not saying Salah is an example of emotional intelligence, as I don’t know him personally, but he once was a Chelsea player and like many others didn’t find success there. But he kept going and well, now he is God. Probably he is, besides Messi, the player with the most influence on his team.
- It was only before the last World Cup since we’ve known that Rakitic suffers from coeliac disease. If you don’t know what it is, coeliac disease is a sever gut condition that leaves sufferers bloated and feeling lethargic after eating certain foods, particularly bread and other gluten containing foods. My point is that although it is very important to follow your club’s diet expert or doctor’s advice, it’s equally important to know what works for you.
- Luis Suárez is an example of perseverance and hard work, but I just placed the picture because he is setting the puppets up to practice free kicks,. Free kicks is just one example of an area that you might want to work on. Consciously checking against your improvement is key to grow as a player.
- Flamini is known for investing his money wisely on socially and environmentally conscious projects. Pique hasn’t retired yet but he wants to turn the tennis game upside down with a new Davis Cup format. Plus he now owns a football club in Andorra, a meat Company and a video game Company. Weah became a politician in his contry, Liberia. Thuram is a Unicef ambassador and world known figure fighting racism.