Farioli’s staff, Porto coach says: “very energetic” and “my right-hand man” | OneFootball

THE ASSISTANT COACHES

Dave Vos | “He is the coach most in charge of the day-to-day work and the organization of our weeks.”

Lino Godinho and Lucho | “They are responsible for set pieces and also have a very strong impact on the daily routine. Lino is my ‘voice’ in all meetings for translation into Portuguese, especially for the Brazilian players.”

André Castro | “He joined at the end of August from the B team; he is very energetic, learns very quickly, and has this ability to combine the needs, especially of the young academy players. With everyone’s work, we are trying to build the right path for young players to find the right exposure between the under-19s, the B team, and the first team—exposure on matchday, but also in the daily and weekly organization.”

Felipe Sánchez | “The latest addition, in January. He has already worked with me at all my previous clubs; during the first six months he was in Spain and then we decided to work together again. He has a very particular background because he has a very strong individual approach, but also the ability to always be the critical voice within the coaching staff.”

Callum Walsh | “He is my right-hand man in everything related to performance and the medical department, facilitating the link between both and with a strong impact on the planning of the microcycles and macrocycles of our daily work.”

Osman Kul | “He is my lead analyst, the only one who has been with me from the start. The focus is opponent analysis. Especially when you play so often, having someone capable of summarizing and producing a very strong report on what we are going to face is vital. It is through his eyes that we approach the next opponent. It is work that is sometimes invisible, but it is the foundation on which we build the week and the match strategy. It is an analysis department with four people [José Carlos Monteiro, André Rafael Cardoso, Filipe Barata].”

Iñaki Ulloa and Diogo Almeida | “The two goalkeeping coaches. I think Diogo Costa’s performances are enough to explain the work and contribution, as well as all the other people who make FC Porto what FC Porto is.”

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