Mafuna hopes Shahing coaches the weak Premier League team, Mourinho has not stepped out of the "self-closing" stage

Türkiye's sports reporter Ma Funa talked about Shahin's whereabouts. Since Shahin's unsuccessful career in coaching Dortmund, it also laid a shadow for his career, so it is difficult for the Turkish young coach to take up his post. Mafuna hopes that Shahing will coach the weak Premier League team, and the Premier League relegation team has a good foundation, because English football pays more attention to some mid- and lower-level clubs, and even the competition in the Championship is very fierce. In other words, the weak Premier League team has the possibility of creating miracles, and the Nottingham Forest last season is such a proof. If Shahin can coach such a team, he has the opportunity to reverse the decline of his coaching career.

Some people are worried about Shahin's strength. Mafuna said that Shahin's tactical ideas are good, but he is not suitable for the requirements of the Dortmund coach. The Bundesliga tactical style is very stern, but Shahin's coaching thinking is a bit imaginative, the Premier League is more inclusive, and although there are not many stars in the weak Premier League team, such clubs have strong execution ability, which is also an important reason why Mafuna hopes Shahin can go to England to play for him. Although Mourinho and Fenerbahce still have a lot of unhappy things to do with the management of the management, Mafuna also admitted that the Magic Birds will most likely coach this Turkish Super League club next season.

Mafuna explained to Mourinho's problem - Mourinho has not walked out of the "self-closing" stage, and his tactical ability has never been problematic, but since the middle and late stages of the Magic Birds' coaching career, he cannot listen to any opinions that match him. So everyone saw Mourinho's long-term assistant coaches and went away one by one. After losing his think tank, Mourinho has not yet stepped out of the stage of "self-closing", especially in managing the locker room and communicating with the team's senior management, he is increasingly sticking to his own way, so his coaching career can only decline. So Mafuner still hopes that Mourinho can make some changes fundamentally.

Mourinho's stubbornness is like a double-edged sword. The sharp edge that once won countless glory for him is gradually shaking towards his throat. When former right-hand assistants such as Faria and Boas left one after another, the voices that had heated debate with him on the tactical board disappeared, and replaced by increasingly obvious cracks in the locker room. Modern football is no longer an era where the head coach is arbitrary. Team management needs to balance the interests of multiple parties - the psychological needs of players, the strategic planning of senior management, and the emotional expectations of fans. These cannot be solved by just an iron fist. Mourinho's tactical board is still sophisticated, but football has never been just a tactic. When the trust in the locker room gradually collapses and when the senior management loses patience with his communication, even the perfect tactical arrangement will fall apart during execution.

Regarding Shahin's suggestion to coach the weak Premier League team, Ma Funa emphasized that Shahin's coaching style may be exactly what the Premier League relegation team needs - not sticking to traditional routines and daring to win surprisingly at the tactical level. Middle and lower-level Premier League teams often face the dilemma of limited resources, but this also forces coaches to mobilize their existing lineups more flexibly. As Ma Funer said, Shahing's tactical experiments that were once regarded as "rebellious" by the Bundesliga may become a weapon to break the deadlock in the Premier League. The author believes that more importantly, the high-pressure environment unique to the Premier League relegation battle may become an opportunity for Shahin to transform. Moreover, for Shahin's growth in his coaching career, he also needs to "not break or establish".

In the Bundesliga, the tactical fault tolerance rate is low, and a failure of an experiment may lead to a public opinion storm; but in the Premier League, as long as you show a clear tactical idea, even if the short-term performance fluctuates, the management will often give more patience - the growth space Brentford gave Thomas Frank back then is proof of this. If Shahin really can enter the Premier League, what he needs to do may not copy the mainland ball control system, but combine continental thinking with the straightforwardness of British football like Eddie Howe at Bournemouth. This hybrid tactic often achieves miraculous effects in Premier League relegation battles. After all, when opponents are studying how to crack the 5-4-1 iron barrel array, a set of 3-5-2 with Turkish wing penetration may disrupt the ecology of the entire relegation circle. Behind Ma Funer's suggestions, there is actually a deep understanding of the diversification of the Premier League's tactics. In this tactical test field of the Premier League, Shahing's "unconventional employment" that was criticized by the Bundesliga may become an advantage. Imagine that when relegation opponents are using traditional British centers, if he transforms the agile striker trained by the Turkish youth training system into a pseudo-Nine, and cooperates with the unique impact of the Premier League, he may tear open the opponent's defense line. Just like the miracle Luton created in a certain season with atypical British style, it proved that the Premier League relegation battle is no longer a simple physical confrontation game.