The Portuguese is the new coach of Politehnica Iasi
Toni Da Silva has already been officially introduced as the new coach of Politenica Iasi in Romania, and he has wasted no time getting to work on the pitch with his new team.
“Barrosao or Little Buddha,” as he became known as a player because of the mystery and determination he had on the field, showed off his new shirt on social media and wrote: “After the scare, my health is good and now we are going to fight.”
At the age of 42, Antoni da Silva, who in February was still coaching Montalegre in Portugal's Primera División, has accepted that challenge in Romania, jumping to captain Politecnica Iasi, in the Romanian Primera Division, currently ranked. 13th place and instead of playing in the relegation match.
After thanking them for the trust they placed in him, Toni stressed: “I came with an open heart to help the club achieve its goals. I appreciate the work of Leo Grozavo and I hope we can do that at the end of the season.” “Celebrate the success together, because it will also be due to your work. Now is not the best time to talk, we have to get straight to the point, with a lot of work. The players have value, and I trust them. Our players have value, and I trust them. Our players have value,” said the coach, who will play his first official match on the bench. Substitutes at Poletnici, Monday 8 April, 5:30pm, against FCU Craiova: “Preparing for Monday’s match against FC Craiova and winning”.
Tony da Silva appointed Ruy Machado, Joao Fernandez and Steven Sanchez as his assistants.
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