Arturo Sanhueza confessed that after his retirement he likes the idea of being a soccer coach and one of his dreams is to coach Colo Colo.
Arturo Sanhueza, recently hung up the boots. The former midfielder announced on social networks that he left the activity after 25 years, where he had the opportunity to defend the Colo Colo shirt and shout champion with the Cacique.
In conversation with DaleAlbo, Sanhueza reviewed his careerwhere he especially remembered his arrival at the Eternal Champion and how he came to earn a position in the Cacique, a cast in which I can win titles and share with players who triumphed with the national team and with big teams in Europe.
At the same time, and asked about what he plans to do after his retirement, the former national team has no doubt that he wants to be a soccer coach, where already since 2018 after passing the degree exam with maximum distinction, you can carry out said activity. Yes indeed, the King, as he was nicknamed, told that he wants to take on big challenges, whether it’s a projection or a first team.
“I feel that I am made to compete and I like it. I feel that I have to give myself that possibility, I don’t see myself directing children, but I do see a projection. If given the chance, I would take a team“The former Colo Colo player began by saying.
After that, Sanhueza told who can accompany him in his future coaching staff, where he was surprised to mention that he already has conversations. “There is the possibility of working with Hernán Torres, who got me one of my maximum returns. We always agreed that we were going to work together. I also have Javier Lettelier, a young coachwho was champion with the Sub-15 of Temuco, I would also like to have him. We have talked, we have held technical meetings, there is the idea that I can travel and see how the training sessions are handled”, said the former professional player.
Arturo Sanhueza and his dream of reaching Colo Colo
The six-time champion with Colo Colo and also captain in his time, revealed another of the dreams that he has after his retirement and that is to train Pedrero’s squad. “I’d love toI feel that all the players have had their chance there, Ivo (Basay), El Coto (Sierra), Héctor (Tapia), Miguel (Riffo). I have to have peace of mind and arrive in the most mature way possible“,
To the above, he maintained how important it is to reach a club like Macul’s squad, saying that “it is a position that is highly desired by all, It is the best for a coach and especially for me and I have to prepare myself so that when that moment touches me, I can be in the best way to enjoy it. It’s extra motivation to get to Colo Colo.”
