serghei
Senior Member
The coach should have a say but no coach/manager in the world these days will have full control.
He probably means full control on the sporting side, not full control period, that would be crazy. You can't have full control anyway, since there are economical sides to a transfer that are not related to the manager's position. And are more related to budget, and other economical factors.
Anyway, if the board and the manager are on the same page and have the same vision, then it is very likely they will get along fine, and bring in players that thick most boxes, from both an economical and a sportive perspective.
Imo Xavi is hesitating because this board has shown they lack such sort of vision. And he'd rather start his path as a manager next to a board he fully trusts with these things. Which is smart and fair.
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