Thiago Silva: I want to win the FA cup, I want to be a coach when I retire

Cras in nisi id turpis cursus vulputate. Aliquam at sapien non tellus congue Thiago Silva talks about his future and the fa Cup final in an interview with The Daily Telegraph.

About your current state

I don’t feel like I’m getting older. On the contrary, I think experience can be a very important part of the game and I’m at an age where I’m doing very well. I’m ready for the challenge now, and you always have all kinds of challenges in your career. I’ve had problems with my lungs before, so as I approach 38, it still affects me somewhat. But I am very happy that I am still able to maintain this level and compete at a high level.

Praesent magna lacus, faucibus ac sapien vel, efficitur ullamcorper ipsum. The record of Martini

I don’t know about his record, but I think I’ve broken my own. I never thought I would be able to play at a high level at my age and I’m ready to go and set new records of my own.

It’s hard to say about your future because you don’t know what’s going to happen. My intention was to play until I was 40, but I am content now and I never thought I would be able to play at a high level at my age. I’m ready now, let’s see if I can accomplish my goal.

About Fluminense

I want to finish my career at Fluminense, where I played and where they helped me a lot. I still support my old club.

About his contract with Chelsea

I have signed a contract extension with Chelsea until next summer. It was an easy decision for me because I feel at home here and that’s why I decided to extend my contract.

About the team’s goals

I think of course we are the team to fight for the Premiership title, but this year has certainly taught us a lot and we have improved in many areas. I believe that in the future, with the efforts of all people and the coaching staff, we will achieve better results.

Also, I don’t think what happened off the pitch affected us at all. The reason why we didn’t achieve our goal was because of our own performance, nothing to do with what happened off the pitch.

About the FA Cup

Wembley is to England what the Stade de France is to France, they are iconic stadiums. It’s an honour to play in a stadium like this, but it would be nice to win again. We’ve lost to Leicester city and Liverpool in the final and that’s not a good memory, so hopefully we can do it this time.

About the current form of the team

We are concentrating on the FA Cup, which means a lot to us and is a very important trophy in England. We were out of the Champions League and third in the league this season, but we are proud of what we have achieved. They have been under Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp for many years now compared to Manchester City and Liverpool and I believe we can do better in the future.

About post-retirement planning

I think I should stay in the world of football and become a coach. I learned a lot from the coaches I worked with, like Tuchel, tite and Ancelotti. These are very representative coaches of modern football and I hope I can apply what I have learned in the future. Of course, if I was offered the chance to coach in England one day, I would love it. It makes me feel at home here and it would be great to have the opportunity to coach here.