The winner of the Golden Ball already in Poland. One of the favorites to take over the national team

For a long time it seemed that Czesław Michniewicz were the main candidates for the post. However, the situation has changed. apparently he is not convinced of either one or the other. So far, the president of the Polish Football Association has not contacted the former coach of the Polish national team. – This shows that today Nawałka is out of the game -. He becomes a serious candidate.

“On Saturday afternoon, the president of the Polish Football Association, Cezary Kulesza, will meet Fabio Cannavaro in Warsaw! The winner of the Golden Ball and the world champion has come to Poland to talk about leading the national team. Nothing is a foregone conclusion, but he is one of the main candidates.” – said Sebastian Staszewski from the Interia portal.

Kulesza was a guest of the last program “”, where he confirmed that he had received job offers from Cannavaro and Andrea Pirlo. Recently, in an interview with Interia, he said:

We get a lot of offers, from all over the world. But I’m only focusing on a few of them. I don’t take many names into account. For example, I can reveal that I do not consider Juergen Klinsmann, although the media say that he would like to lead our representation. Avram Grant, who even has Polish roots, reported the willingness to work, but I do not take him into account either. Just like Dick Advocaata … Mr. Capello is not a contender either

Interestingly, neither Cannavaro nor Pirlo was among the deleted candidates.

Cannavaro is one of the greatest footballers ever

There has never been such a big name in Polish football. Fabio Cannavaro, 48, is one of the best defenders in history. In 2006, he was awarded the Golden Ball for the best footballer in the world. A prize that usually goes to offensive players. He then scored 173 points, ahead of Gianluigi Buffon with 124 points and Thierry Henry with 121 points, followed by Ronaldinho and Zinedine Zidane. In the same year he won the world championship with the Italian national team, and in 2000 he won the European vice-championship. In total, he played a staggering number of 136 matches in the national team.

His club career was also very successful. With Parma, he won the UEFA Cup, two Italian Cups and the Italian Super Cup. With Real Madrid, which he joined in 2006 after Juventus’ relegation to Serie B, he won two Spanish championships and the King’s Cup. After ending his football career, he decided to work as a coach. He spent most of this time in China – he led Guangzhou Evergrande, Tianjin Tianhai and the Chinese team. Al Nassr from Saudi Arabia also ran for several months. And so far it is difficult to say, because the results of the teams he leads have knocked you to your knees.